Classic Ealing comedy. A bomb blast unearths documents stating that Pimlico is a dependency of Burgundy, prompting the residents to fight for their right to be Burgundians., Londoners discover through a bomb explosion that they are citizens of Burgundy., Director Henry Cornelius’s classic Ealing comedy set in the austere climate of post-war Britain. The discovery of a 15th-century charter confers on the people of Pimlico – led by Stanley Holloway, Betty Warren, Margaret Rutherford and Raymond Huntley – the status of Burgundians, enabling them to declare themselves an independent state within the United Kingdom, free from rationing and bureaucracy. Whitehall is not best pleased and Pimlico is ring-fenced and under siege, while the new Burgundians become a national cause célèbre. The film revives that deep sense of wartime camaraderie, while also expressing the healthy scepticism that invaded British social life since the war. The flavour of the film is nicely caught in the sentiment delivered by Connie Pemberton, played by Betty Warren ‘We always were English and we always will be English and it’s just because we’re English we’re sticking out for our right to be Burgundians.’, Director Henry Cornelius’s classic Ealing comedy set in the austere climate of post-war Britain. The discovery of a 15th-century charter confers on the people of Pimlico – led by Stanley Holloway, Betty Warren, Margaret Rutherford and Raymond Huntley – the status of Burgundians, enabling them to declare themselves an independent state within the United Kingdom, free from rationing and bureaucracy., Classic Ealing comedy set in the austere post-war Britain where the discovery of a 15th century charter confers on the people of Pimlico – led by Stanley Holloway, Betty Warren, Margaret Rutherford and Raymond Huntley – the status of Burgundians, and enables them to declare their independence from the United Kingdom., Londoners discover through a bomb explosion that they are citizens of Burgundy. Stanley Holloway, Paul Dupuis. Shirley: Barbara Murray. Frank: John Slater. Connie: Betty Warren. Professor: Margaret Rutherford. Edie: Hermione Baddeley. Molly: Jane Hylton. Delightfully funny satirical romp played to the hilt by a grand cast. Henry Cornelius directed., As a result of wartime bombing, an ancient parchment is uncovered, proving that the Pimlico section of London belongs to Burgundy, France. Long taken for granted by other Londoners, the tiny Pimlico populace decides to take advantage of its “foreign” status., Stanley Holloway, Hermione Baddeley, Margaret Rutherford, Paul Dupuis, Basil Radford, Naunton Wayne. 1949. Classic Ealing comedy. A bomb blast unearths documents stating that Pimlico is a dependency of Burgundy, prompting the residents to fight for their right to be Burgundians. Dir: Henry Cornelius., British comedy from the Ealing Studios about an unexploded bomb which suddenly goes off and unearths documents stating that Pimlico is actually a dependency of Burgundy, France. Upon making this discovery, the inhabitants of the borough decide to fight for their rights to be Burgundians, complete with border controls and customs barriers
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Passport to Pimlico ” ?
A: The main cast includes Stanley Holloway,Paul Dupuis,Barbara Murray,Margaret Rutherford,Hermione Baddeley,Basil Radford,Naunton Wayne,Jane Hylton,Raymond Huntley,Betty Warren,John Slater,Frederick Piper,Malcolm Knight,Sydney Tafler,Charles Hawtrey,James Hayter,Philip Stainton,Stuart Lindsell,Michael Hordern,Arthur Howard,Bill Shine,Harry Locke,Sam Kydd,Fred Griffiths,Grace Arnold,E.V.M. Emmett,Roy Carr,Nancy Gabrielle,Gilbert Davis,Joey Carr,Lloyd Pearson,Arthur Denton,Tommy Godfrey,Masoni,Paul Demel,Michael Knight,Doris Yorke,Roy Gladdish,Bernard Farrel,Michael Craig,Henry Cornelius,Georges Auric,Michael Balcon,T.E.B. Clarke,E.V.H. Emmett,Stephen Dalby,Gordon Stone,Lionel Barnes,Ernest Taylor,T.E.B. Clarke,Cecil Cooney,Anthony Mendleson,Michael Truman,Lionel Banes,Roy Oxley,Stephen Dalby.
Q: When Did the “Passport to Pimlico” Released?
A: The Movie “Passport to Pimlico” originally aired on 1949-04-26 and released in the year of 1949.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Passport to Pimlico” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Passport to Pimlico” ?
A: “Passport to Pimlico” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
