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Arthur Lowe appears near the end when he was young.
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Blimey, never noticed that before. Terrific ending. Great twist.
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Great film
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Alec Guinness was a genius actor, what a career. A great film.
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He was wondereful, particularly enjoyed Last Holiday, a film with 2 delicious twists.
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I was thinking about him recently, did he ever make a shoite film? Never, have to look up Last Holiday tomorrow.
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There was a passable re-make of Last Holiday, but the original was fantastic. I don't think the film is on youtube, sadly.
Denis Price was equally immaculate in Coronets. |
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Dennis Price was very underrated. In School for Scoundrels as a crooked car dealer (with Peter Jones) he was fantastic. When he and Jones are bll**** about the car Ian Carmichael is about to buy it is comedy gold. He could also do serious stuff as well. It was a golden age for Brit actors.
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Indeed it was.
This is like a vintage wine. Joan Greenwood was very tidy. |