British "Goon Show" stalwart Harry Secombe is afforded top billing in the Australian comedy Sunstruck. Secombe plays a...
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1973
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A collection of English humor in the form of sketch film are provided on this film which was assisted by comedians Feldman...
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1971
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Llewellyn Wendover
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1970
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This feature is basically a silent comedy as the only word spoken is "rhubarb." A Vicar (Harry Secombe) plays golf with the...
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Vicar
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1970
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This musical biography of Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg (Torval Maurstad) is based on the play of the same name. Living in...
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Bjornsterne Bjornson
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1970
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This colorful documentary tours the scenic country of Wales. David Frost interviews Prince Charles about the area, and native...
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1969
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1969
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The specter of atomic warfare raises its head once again in this bizarre 1969 black comedy, directed by Richard Lester and...
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1969
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Mr. Bumble
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1968
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In this airborne disaster movie, a has-been brilliant scientist plants a bomb on a transatlantic jet to exact revenge upon a...
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1959
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Corpulent "Goon Show" regular Harry Secombe plays the title role in the British comedy Davy. Set in the rarefied world of the...
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Davy
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1958
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In Svengali, the 1955 adaptation of George DuMaurier's classic novel Trilby, Donald Wolfit achieves the near-impossible: he...
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1955
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The only film performance for the cast of "The Goon Show" features those popular British radio personalities doing some of...
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1953
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Forces' Sweetheart is a British service comedy, perhaps best appreciated by its homegrown audience. Musical comedy favorite...
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1953
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In this British comedy, a group of World War II spies attempt to capture a secret atomic formula and it is up to military-man...
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1952
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This comedy is most notable for marking the feature film debut of enormously popular comedic actor Peter Sellers. The story...
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1951
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The British Fake's Progess is one of a handful of attempts during the talkie era to revive the good old days of silent...
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1950
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A persistent case of hiccups causes all sorts of problems for a pretty young socialite in this comedy. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1949
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