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The Lavender Hill Mob
Film Description One of the most affectionately remembered of the Ealing comedies, in which an unassuming bank teller fronts a plan to turn gold bullion into Eiffel Tower paperweights. A beautiful crime beautifully played out. Blink and you’ll miss a very young Audrey Hepburn. Tibby Clarke deservedly won an Oscar for the screenplay.
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Article - "Screening the Island : British Cinema"
by Liam Lowry
In 1933, Alexander Korda’s gleefully saucy, The Private Life of Henry VIII made a huge international impact. Starring the sublime Charles Laughton, and launching the career of Merle Oberon, it announced the arrival of a cinema uniquely different from European ... View article in full
Article - "Ealing Comedies"
by Graeme Hobbs
Kind Hearts And Coronets is not only still as beautifully wicked as you remember but gets better with renewed viewing. Most well-known for being the film in which Alec Guinness plays all eight members of the d'Ascoyne family (even appearing as six of them at t... View article in full
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