Worm's Eye View

1951
1h 17m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFive WWII RAF fighter pilots are billeted in a family home. Their new landlady isn't pleased to have these "guests" imposed upon her nice house and, realising she must be kind to "her boys",... Tout lireFive WWII RAF fighter pilots are billeted in a family home. Their new landlady isn't pleased to have these "guests" imposed upon her nice house and, realising she must be kind to "her boys", takes out her wrath on the rest of the family.Five WWII RAF fighter pilots are billeted in a family home. Their new landlady isn't pleased to have these "guests" imposed upon her nice house and, realising she must be kind to "her boys", takes out her wrath on the rest of the family.

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Worm's Eye View started life as a play

Worm's Eye View started life as a play. It opened at the King's Theatre in Hammersmith 23rd April, 1945 before transferring to The Whitehall Theatre on 18th December (Parker: Who's Who in the Theatre"). The story goes that early in the run, attendances were so poor one of the backers offered his share for £100. It developed into one of London's longest runs at the time. It was about conscripted aircraftsmen billeted in civilian digs. Ronald Shiner was the sergeant and there was a fearsome landlady. The characters were very cleverly drawn, much the same as those in Dad's Army and were to be found in any service unit.