Brandy for the Parson

1952
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1h 19min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA young couple get involved with a smuggler.A young couple get involved with a smuggler.A young couple get involved with a smuggler.

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Redworth, played by Michael Trubshawe, briefly refers to his unseen housekeeper as a "Mrs. Niven". In real life, Trubshawe was an extremely close friend of David Niven's, and the latter tried to mention Trubshawe's name in every film he appeared in (unless Trubshawe was actually in the film with him). This is a rare example of Trubshawe doing Niven the same favor.

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When George Crumb (Charles Hawtrey) gets told he is sacked during a public payphone telephone call, he storms out of the phone box. As he leaves, the box wobbles slightly indicating that it is clearly a painted plywood prop (as opposed to a real cast iron telephone box which wouldn't have moved).

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The first of three aggressively light-hearted comedies attractively shot on location (this time it's the fictitious village of Brampton on the Kent coast) directed for Group Three by former documentarist John Eldridge before he died at the age of just 43.

Yet another British film of the period when postwar shortages invested smuggling with - as a judge dryly puts it - a "spurious aura of adventure and romance", the smuggler this time being a dashing young Kenneth More. But by far the most fascinating performance actually comes from Jean Lodge, plainly in reality haughty and high maintenance, but working jolly hard at being a jaunty good sport in the sort of role usually played by Dinah Sheridan.