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By David B (3,254) on 10 Sep 2008

A comedic triumph for Lean. Once again he and Coward make a terrific pair…

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By Carole C (16) on 08 Aug 2008

My fav old time film...this was the best ever…

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By Elijah B (163) on 03 Aug 2008

I love this movie! It's not David Lean's (Lawrence of Arabia) best film, but it is based off Noel Coward's best play…

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By Elijah (6) on 25 Jul 2008

Funniest British comedy I've seen in a while. Rex Harrison and Margaret Rutherford (Miss Marple) are excellent…

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By Adam L (814) on 30 May 2008

Madame Arcarti - that will be myself Fi and Aunty Rie when we is old and stuff with maybe Pogo and Jane and several others in cottages with…

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By Kim M (582) on 04 May 2008

Funny in a sweet, old fashioned way with some nice ghostly effects for 1945. I enjoyed the classic acting as well…

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By Louisa M (114) on 08 Apr 2008

I was looking forward to seeing this but was rather disappointed in this dated light comedy. Always worth watching Margaret Rutherford though…

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By Amanda R (467) on 06 Apr 2008

This is a fantastic film its hard to beleive it was released in 1945. Constance Cummings is great (as usual) a great great classic…

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By Gail B (49) on 05 Apr 2008

Margaret Rutherford at her eccentric best, love never is a straight and narrow path…

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By Andrew J (1,127) on 16 Mar 2008

This film is carried by Coward's turn of phrase. Otherwise rather average light hearted exploration of the occult…

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By Carol B (148) on 07 Mar 2008

I can watch this film over and over! Margaret Rutherford is so amazing..I love her eccentric character…

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By Charlie J (241) on 18 Feb 2008

Rex Harrison is wonderful.Awful ,brillant British comedy of the '40's…

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By Jeannie C (7) on 14 Feb 2008

Brilliant. So very pooosh and english but Brilliant…

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By Paul C (2,626) on 06 Feb 2008

It's pedigree is first-class - written by Coward, directed by Lean, starring Harrison and Rutherford - unfortunately this film has not aged…

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By Sarah R (607) on 23 Jan 2008

Pretty good screwball comedy. Margaret Rutherford is good and Rex gets his comeuppance. Not an unpleasant way to spend an evening…

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By Robert D (1,551) on 19 Jan 2008

And here she is madam Arcarti..what a great movie. margaret is just wonderful in this role...a msut see…

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By Joe P (367) on 30 Dec 2007

While most my friend first film was from disney, my first film I'd ever seen was Blithe Spirit…

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By Jim S (927) on 30 Dec 2007

Dated, terriby terribly English, quite funny. So much more a better idea than Death Becomes Her etc. Time for a quality remake? Kids were unimpressed…

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By Jen P (126) on 27 Dec 2007

Margaret Rutherford is rousing as Madame Arcati, the eccentric medium hired by Charles Condamine (Rex Harrison) to hold a seance, which inadvertently…

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By Richard W (618) on 13 Dec 2007

Typically short, sharp, witty Noel Coward dialogue, combined with a lush directorial style from David Lean makes for a brilliantly engaging…

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