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Passport to Pimlico

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nero

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Central Scotland

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31-10-2009, 02:56 PM

Passport to Pimlico

Margaret Rutherford and Stanley Holloway, . . a B/W classic, . . it's on UK Gold in 5 mins so I'm off to watch it, . . see yez later.

galty

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rainham essex

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19-11-2009, 12:48 PM

Re: Passport to Pimlico

So what did you think of it.

What makes it interesting is its set in London just after the war and you can see all the bomb damage which lasted to a lesser extent till the late fifties.

Yola

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19-11-2009, 12:53 PM

Re: Passport to Pimlico

Fantastic film!! I love the old, British films as much as for their historical merit as their artistic. We watched one of our old Ealing films the other day, and it wasn't a comedy; It Always Rains on Sundays. Absolutely brilliant!!

Apart from this, I totally adore Dirk Bogarde (did my thesis on him back in the mid 80s - and entered into some correspondence with him at his South of France home in order to do so), which was just amazing!