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By Grayson D (751) on 21 Apr 2011

One of the best films from Ealing studio's with the great Alec Guiness playing several member of the same family…

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By Dan F (513) on 27 Mar 2011

A work of utter genius, the sort of thing that anyone would be proud to leave behind on this planet…

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By Renan B (3) on 23 Feb 2011

Marvelous British black comedy. The only reason I didn't rate this higher was because I wanted more Alec Guinness…

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By Mark B (2,206) on 10 Feb 2011

The best and most loved of the Ealing Comedies is also the darkest…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 06 Jan 2011

Adel vernichtet. Ein Klassiker des schwarzen Humors…

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By Sahil C (28) on 05 Jan 2011

Revenge is a dish which people of taste prefer to eat cold…

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By Michael G (2,333) on 31 Dec 2010

Who needs visuals when you have the whole thing narrated for you? Then again, the narration is dry and lifeless…

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By Bob V (268) on 31 Dec 2010

Who needs visuals when you have the whole thing narrated for you? Then again, the narration is dry and lifeless…

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By Louise D (267) on 30 Dec 2010

Deliciously dark humour and, even so many years later, still a little bit shocking…

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By Will C (526) on 13 Dec 2010

Every word is so slimey and delicate. A wonderfully dark, yet very funny film…

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By Susan B (339) on 27 Nov 2010

Charming. Makes me want to see more Dennis Price movies. Are there more Dennis Price movies? Hmmm…

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By Ricardo O (219) on 14 Nov 2010

The film begins on the morning of the execution of Louis Mazzini, played by Dennis Price, where he is writing his memoirs describing the events…

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By Simeon D (104) on 10 Nov 2010

It's all about Guinness and his 8 roles. Darkly humorous…

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By Jason J (1,369) on 09 Nov 2010

The pinnacle of Ealing comedies and also its most darkest, Kind Hearts and Coronets has got to be one of the funniest films about murder to…

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By Ike O (46) on 05 Nov 2010

I approached this with some skepticism but was roiling in riotous laughter within minutes…

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By Russell J (78) on 04 Nov 2010

A classic Ealing comedy from 1949 that deals with thwarted ambition and class hierarchies and murderous desires…

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By Indi V (217) on 27 Oct 2010

It felt like alot of the humor went over my head, though I did get a few pieces of humor ( especially the ending, so funny) Still, Dennis Price…

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By Candido C (1) on 22 Oct 2010

Wonderful flim! Alec Guiness is brilliant in the lead role! Loved the twisted ending…

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By Chris G (1,743) on 18 Oct 2010

Wicked little black comedy stars Dennis Price as Louis D'Ascoyne, who stands to become the Duke of Chalfont if only he could get rid of (murder)…

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By Tonya S (41) on 23 Sep 2010

This surpasses Arsenic and Old Lace as my favorite black comedy. It's so full of charm and cleverness…

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