Director Clarence Brown’s 1951 black and white sports drama and family fantasy comedy Angels in the Outfield [Angels and the Pirates] is a sweet and strange slice of MGM religious fantasy with Paul Douglas as […]
Director George More O’Ferrall’s 1952 Britain at War film Angels One Five stars Jack Hawkins, John Gregson and Michael Denison, who display their impressive stiff upper-lips to advantage in this sterling tale of life in […]
‘She Had Everything You Could Give A Woman To Torment A Man!’ Bette Davis (fresh from her All About Eve triumph) and her Hollywood director Irving Rapper came to England to try their luck with […]
The 1948 film Another Shore is a minor Ealing Studios comic drama from director Charles Crichton (The Lavender Hill Mob, A Fish Called Wanda) about a young Dublin dreamer called Gulliver Sheils (Robert Beatty) who […]
Honor Blackman and Diana Dors light up A Boy, a Girl and a Bike (1949). Director Ralph Smart’s 1949 A Boy, a Girl and a Bike stars John McCallum as David Howarth, a handsome rich […]
Director Philip Leacock’s just above-par 1952 story of a wartime bomber mission Appointment in London stars Dirk Bogarde as war-shocked, insubordinate British officer Wing Commander Tim Mason, who takes off in 1943 on a risky […]
Robertson Hare is particularly hilarious in director Graham Cutts’s 1937 comedy Aren’t Men Beasts?, a fast-paced, inventive slice of Thirties British silly fun, based on the play by Vernon Sylvaine, which still delivers the laughs […]
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