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By Mike K (761) on 18 Feb 2008

This film is delightful - often switching between social commentary, dark humor and laugh out loud jokes without losing a beat…

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By Matthew G (778) on 18 Feb 2008

A very good British old-style black comedy. Alec Guiness plays about every character in the film and does so magnificently…

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By Tony D (457) on 13 Feb 2008

Elegant Ealing black comedy where a down-on-his-luck aristocrat decides to inherit the family dukedom…

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By Andy K (331) on 05 Feb 2008

An incredibly fun and dark British comedy. Killing Alec Guiness was never this enjoyable…

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By Mary H (437) on 02 Feb 2008

An Ealing classic, starring Alec Guinness, Alec Guinness, Alec Guinness, Alec Guinness, Alec Guinness, Alec Guinness, Alec Guinness, and Alec…

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By Paul M (2,133) on 30 Jan 2008

Alec Guiness impresses by playing not just one or two, but eight roles…

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By John W (1,851) on 22 Jan 2008

Serial kiler who reaches his goal done with panache beautifly acted and period set. one can watch this over and over again…

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By Elina T (10) on 10 Jan 2008

Just saw this again and it really is close to being a perfect black comedy…

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By Donatella M (11) on 08 Jan 2008

Murderous revenge - carried out with elegance and charm. Fab…

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By John H (1,894) on 05 Jan 2008

Alec Guiness plays EIGHT roles in this tour de force…

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By Sudeep C (4) on 31 Dec 2007

A dark comedy, typical Brit style, about a charming, devious young man who sets about murdering the relatives ahead of him in the line for…

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By Kris W (359) on 30 Dec 2007

Leaving aside Alec Guiness's marvelously chameleonic roles and Dennis Price's acerbic but very English murderer, who can resist Joan Greenwood's…

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By Stella D (433) on 21 Dec 2007

Alec Guinness plays all the main characters in an outstanding performance, proving why he's one of our best actors…

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By Emma B (457) on 21 Dec 2007

Alec Guinness plays all the main characters in an outstanding performance, proving why he's one of our best actors…

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By Rémi M (14) on 19 Dec 2007

Best ealing films. the twist ending is so brillant. Guinness is so brilliant…

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By Rachel L (525) on 15 Dec 2007

There were some parts that I wasn't sure if it was okay to laugh at or not, but a fairly good movie…

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By Angus M (120) on 09 Dec 2007

Alec Guiness' best job. Wonderful. Ironic, dark, pithy. Best watched on rainy winter afternoons under a duvet. Heaven…

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By Chad W (105) on 08 Dec 2007

The dark subject matter is fantastically handled by the brilliant performances of Price and Guiness…

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By Mark L (1,544) on 06 Dec 2007

Alec Guinness was amazing as he played the various ill-fated members of the D'Ascoyne family targeted for vengence by Dennis Price's wonderful…

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By Felicia H (45) on 28 Nov 2007

This movie is so dry, that by comparison, it makes toast appear moist…

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