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By Lisa R (646) on 02 Jan 2012

I'm used to David Lean's sprawling epics, but this film (with only one or two sets) still has his stamp of excellence…

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By Karsh D (1,216) on 13 Aug 2011

Truly wonderful film filled with charm and brilliant performances, none better than Rutherfords eccentric medium…

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By Ellie W (46) on 14 Jul 2011

Another oldie, this one is about an English couple who raise the spirit of the husband's ex-wife during a seance that they did out of boredom…

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By Luciene C (100) on 03 Jun 2011

NÃ£o Ã (C) uma obra de arte, mas foi Ã³timo rever. Afinal, por que os ingleses gostam tanto de uma histÃ³ria de fantasmas…

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By Colin G (275) on 14 Apr 2011

A fun old classic. Isn't as good as I remember it,…

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By Edith N (976) on 27 Dec 2010

Witty, smart Noel Coward comedy from a more civilized time…

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By Dave S (1,448) on 05 Oct 2010

Fun filled and witty this is well acted by all and breezily directed but the whole thing is stolen by the wonderfully dotty Margaret Rutherford…

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By Peter M (1,292) on 24 Aug 2010

Du theatre filme, joliment realise en Technicolor mais plombe par le cabotinage des comediens…

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By Lucy Alice Louise W (124) on 08 Mar 2010

Great film, I used to watch this as a kid and I loved it back then, now I love it even more it's a great laugh and even my anthony enjoyed it :)…

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By Feruz S (19) on 25 Jan 2010

I first watched this years ago and I watched it recently and it still had me in stitches…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 17 Dec 2009

Little Tommy Tucker sings for his supper, What shall we give him but brown bread and butter…

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By Richard S (2,067) on 24 Nov 2009

Little Tommy Tucker Sings For His Supper, What Shall We Give Him But Brown Bread And Butter.... Margaret Rutheford is Great…

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By Nick S (1,027) on 24 Oct 2009

I get so ANGRY when hollywood decides to remake classics like this. seen the play too, but nothing beats this original. lovely stuff…

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By Cameron A (296) on 16 Oct 2009

This is quite a funny film. it was really goood! :D…

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By Constanza B (33) on 03 Jul 2009

Considerable charm and notable performances, quick, light, and more than a little acid, the Noel Coward script, which zips along with cool…

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By Arnie L (34) on 28 Apr 2009

Noel Coward's writing and the performances are full of juice…

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By Hawk L (132) on 05 Apr 2009

Light, clever comedy…

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By Tom H (1,836) on 05 Mar 2009

It is clear to me that comedy was something David Lean did not master. the film was amusing but lacked that classic Lean feel…

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By Tony K (277) on 16 Feb 2009

This is good fun in a rather naughty 1940s Noel Coward way…

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By Amanda B (685) on 13 Dec 2008

Rex Harrison has some fab lines delivered in the way only he can - the long-lost English (just) post-war diction is a dream…

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