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16 Feb 20
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It's been on before but well worth a watch on a blustery day, with stars of the Fifties, Kay Walsh, Bill Owen, Honor Blackman, Sid James and two actors and keen racing men Robert Morley and Wilfred Hyde-White.
The latter used to bet £1,000 every time one of their horses ran and ended up bankrupt, the great Gordon Richards also appears. (Talking Pictures 1-30 p.m.)
The latter used to bet £1,000 every time one of their horses ran and ended up bankrupt, the great Gordon Richards also appears. (Talking Pictures 1-30 p.m.)
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yeah well worth watching. great colour shots of tracks. racing would hate such a film these days made out racing was almost 100% bent.
im on freeview its on channel 81, ive told my mate about it , hes got sky anyone know what channel its on sky?
Howard is correct - Stewards room scene is my favourite - After letting young Georgie off with a warning. Conversation between one steward and another (Morley and Hyde-White) goes something like .....Is that filly of yours running at ??? Is she off?.
I love this film - original film poster on my study wall
Racing scenes not great but only marginally worse than Seabiscuit
I love this film - original film poster on my study wall
Racing scenes not great but only marginally worse than Seabiscuit
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