Here Come the Huggetts is the movie return of the Huggett family, first on screen in Holiday Camp (1947), and this time they are having their first phone installed, while dad is busy with his job as a factory foreman […]
The resounding performances from the great British thespians of the day give director Delbert Mann’s atmospheric 1970 British TV movie version of the Charles Dickens classic novel David Copperfield a big lift. Robin Phillips is […]
Director George Fitzmaurice’s 1937 movie Live, Love and Learn stars Rosalind Russell as a wealthy sophisticate who weds a poor artist (Montgomery). MGM’s vehicle for its two stars is a routine but still often amusing […]
Director Hal Walker’s 1946 Road to Utopia is the fourth comedy film in the seven film ‘Road to …’ series, starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour, filmed in 1943 but not released until 1946, Road to Utopia received an […]
The 1946 British wartime drama film Piccadilly Incident stars Anna Neagle as a World War Two W.R.E.N, who encounters stranger Michael Wilding in a blacked-out Piccadilly, London, during an air raid. Producer-director Herbert Wilcox’s 1946 […]
Director Carol Reed’s 1938 British Gainsborough Pictures black and white movie Bank Holiday is a highly engaging, expertly done, trailblazing documentary-style comedy drama about assorted London folk on a trip to sunny seaside town Bexborough […]
The light-weight 1947 British comedy drama film Holiday Camp is based on a Godfrey Winn story about the adventures in a post-war holiday camp, mainly involving a killer (Dennis Price) on the loose, a group […]
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