Films starring Sylvia Sims

Sylvia Sims Film Listing

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Screen Icons: Dirk Bogarde Collection

1950-67, Various , DVD

A collection of seven classic films starring Dirk Bogarde. Comprises: The Blue Lamp (Basil Dearden, 1950) Very British thriller famous largely due to the fact that it represented the first incarnation of George Dixon, the friendly neighbourhoo...

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Victim

1961, Basil Dearden, DVD

Bogarde took a large career risk with his portrayal of a blackmailed homosexual barrister who has to decide whether or not to reveal his secret. Deciding to admit to his situation, he puts his reputation and marriage in jeopardy. An interesting pi...

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John Mills Centenary Collection (Volume 1)

1942-61, DVD

A collection of eight films starring the great British actor. Features In Which We Serve (Coward & Lean, 1942), We Dive at Dawn (Asquith, 1943), Waterloo Road (Gilliat, 1945), Great Expectations (Lean, 1946), The October Man (Ward Baker, 1947), Th...

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Sid James Collection (Comic Icons)

1951-65, Various , DVD

Three films from former ladies' hairdresser and comedy favourite Sid James, he of the filthiest cackle in film and 'a face like an unmade bed'. An ever-reliable character-actor, he was also nicknamed 'One take James' because he nearly always got i...

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Expresso Bongo (Collectors Edition)

1959, Val Guest, DVD

A gritty portrait of London street life featuring a 19 year-old Cliff Richard as the unforgettably-named Bongo Herbert (Bert Rudge to his friends). He's plucked from obscurity by a manager, turned into an overnight success, then promptly ripped of...

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The Quare Fellow

1962, Arthur Dreifuss, DVD

Based on the play by Brendan Behan, this is a no-holds barred protest against capital punishment. Shot entirely in a Dublin prison and on location, its a compelling combination of grim (one might say gallows!?) humour and stark cynicism, and a rev...

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