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By Wayne H (220) on 09 Jul 2010

Quaint little movie with Sir Alec Guiness in it. I like Guinness very much in his movies ... and I did enjoy this movie quite a bit…

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By Paul C (2,626) on 17 May 2010

An intelligent black comedy and crime caper, The Lavender Hill Mob is appealing and extremely likeable…

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By Karsh D (1,216) on 07 May 2010

Another glittering jewel in the glorious crown of Ealing Studios…

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By Nadine S (123) on 30 Apr 2010

Comedic heist film with Alec Guinness as the mild mannered brains of the scheme. Entertaining caper for an overcast Saturday morning…

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By Devon B (391) on 07 Apr 2010

Alec Guinness' other heist-comedy (The Ladykillers) might have a slight edge over this one, but funnily enough, I prefer the actual heist from…

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By Andy C (1,868) on 31 Mar 2010

I must say it's a little misleading to list Audrey Hepburn in the cast, she has 1 line and about 15 seconds of screen time…

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By Christopher S (2,154) on 23 Feb 2010

My personal favourite of the Ealing comedies, driven by original comedy, characters and storyline…

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By Lynda M (383) on 22 Jan 2010

A completely enjoyable Ealing comedy with a delightful cast and script. Not much else to add…

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By Samantha S (1,257) on 03 Jan 2010

Brilliant classic comedy at its best. Alec Guinness turns in a wonderful performance as shy and nervous Dutch Holland…

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By Richard M (1,299) on 03 Jan 2010

Brilliant classic comedy at its best. Alec Guinness turns in a wonderful performance as shy and nervous Dutch Holland…

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By Nia E (226) on 02 Dec 2009

Challenging The Man in the White Suit as my favourite Ealing comedy, Alec Guinness yet again proves himself to be an utter genius, this time…

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By Scott W (2,167) on 23 Nov 2009

Enjoyable british heist film. It was not as funny as I was expecting, but it still had its moments. Surprising twists and resolutions…

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By Hannah B (535) on 29 Oct 2009

Holland is a reserved man who will shorty retire from his job at the bank watching guarding the gold bullion; and one day he comes across Pendlebury…

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By Paul S (1,717) on 19 Oct 2009

An ealing comedy classic,with some good shots of 1950s london…

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By Max M (899) on 27 Sep 2009

Wonderful madcap caper comedy about a nebbish banker (the great Alec Guinness) who job it is to oversee the transfer of gold bullion, then…

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By Martin T (888) on 12 Sep 2009

The greatest British comedy of all time. there is none better…

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By Andrew W (1,668) on 11 Sep 2009

Great British comedy wrapped in a heist flick. Must watch more Ealing Comedies…

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By Matt C (2,668) on 22 Aug 2009

Look-out for Audrey Hepburn in a blink and you'll miss her cameo…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 15 Jul 2009

I loved Audrey Hepburn's cameo appearance...chick ni Alec Guinness... hilarious! The trouble with you, Holland, is that you haven't enough ambition…

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By Barbara B (141) on 19 Mar 2009

Another fun heist farce from Ealing Studios with the great Alec Guinness…

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