Phil Brown

Stanley Baker

Sally Gray

Robert Newton

London psychiatrist Clive Riordan, royally fed up with the repeated affairs of his wife Storm, plots a seemingly 'perfect' revenge against her latest lover, American Bill Kronin. Catching them in the act, he marches Bill off at gunpoint; and from the viewpoint of Storm and the rest of the world, Bill simply vanishes. But there's far more to the meticulously worked out plot than Clive's victims suspect, with the end slowly preparing in his private laboratory. Enter a mild-mannered Scotland Yard man, who seemingly has no clue beyond a missing dog...—Rod Crawford

The Hidden Room

The Hidden Room (1949)

Herbert Lom

Wilfrid Hyde-White

A Swedish atomic scientist, Professor Hansen, is kidnapped in Stockholm by Nazi agents and brought to the neutral Republic of Ireland to continue his work. The Nazis hope to build an atomic weapon. British Intelligence gets wind of this and sends two undercover military intelligence agents to infiltrate the Nazi spy network and find the kidnapped scientist. The British agents are Capt. David Grant and Capt. Toby Hunter. The opposition is comprised of Paul Faber, network chief and various underlings such as Keitel, Bowman, Lily and George Leggett and phony Austrian refugee Marion Decker. British Police Inspector Emerson is assisting British military intelligence and Sir George Bell is the British Government representative assigned to the case. The Nazi spy network operates in both London and Dublin. The Nazi agents frequently travel from the UK to Ireland by ferry boat, hence the title of the film.

Night Boat to Dublin

Night Boat to Dublin (1946)

Celia Johnson

Stanley Holloway

John Mills

Episodic telling of twenty years of the Gibbons, a working class family, in their South London rental house from 1919 to 1939, namely from just after the conclusion of WWI to just before the start of WWII. Beyond the profound effect of world events, such as these wars, on their lives, and the ebbs and flows of general western society in all aspects, husband and wife Frank and Ethel Gibbons have to hold their family together through other more personal events. Besides their immediate family, their household consists of her mother, Mrs. Flint, who is always feigning that she is on her deathbed, and his spinster sister Sylvia Gibbons, who clings to odd notions of life as her only sense of independence, the two not getting along in seeing the other an intrusion on the household. And their three offspring, while generally getting along, are a disparate group. Only son Reg is easily swayed, especially by his best friend Sam Leadbitter, who wants to see social justice at all cost. While she secretly loves Sam, eldest daughter Vi, as the level headed one, doesn't like Sam's influence on Reg and what that means for Reg's life. Youngest daughter Queenie hates their "common life" and will do almost anything to escape it, meaning that she will not marry Billy Mitchell, who has always loved her regardless and who she has loved in her own way despite he not being her picture of husband material. Billy, a career sailor in the British Navy, is the son of their next door neighbor, Frank's best friend and "Johnnie Walker and soda" drinking buddy Bob Mitchell, the two who originally met on the battlefield in 1915 fighting for the British in different regiments. —Huggo

This Happy Breed

This Happy Breed (1944)

Laurence Olivier

George Cole

Robert Helpmann

In the inspired Olivier concept, Shakespeare's play begins as a performance in the Globe Theatre, shifting in broad cinematic terms to an epic narrative of Henry V, who had developed from a dissolute youth to a purposeful monarch. Proving his ability as a soldier and skillful leader, he unites the dissident factions in the English army and goes on to crush the French, against enormous odds, at Agincourt. Arranging a treaty with the French court, he woos Princess Katharine to whom he is formally betrothed as part of the peace agreement.

Henry V

Henry V (1944)

Kathleen Harrison

Richard Burton

Hattie Jacques

A good-for-nothing sailor walks out on his young family leaving them to fend for themselves in the Liverpool slums. They make a go of their lives and the eldest daughter, now a woman, is none too pleased at her father's attempted return. —Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

Waterfront

Waterfront (1950)

Cathleen Cordell

Katie Johnson

In Victorian London, all the talk in one specific neighborhood is that someone has finally moved into 12 Pimlico Square, the house having sat empty for years as the previous owner, Alice Barlow, was murdered there, her valuable rubies thought to be stolen in the process, this information of which the new owners, newlyweds Paul and Bella Mallen, may or may not be aware. Bella's delicate constitution takes a turn for the worse after moving into the house, she forgetting and misplacing things, as well as being delusional in hearing noises in the closed off upper floors of the house, and seeing the lights flicker when no one else is in the house, those flickers which should only occur when other lights are turned on and off in the house in the gas to the lights being dispersed. Paul's love for her crosses that fine line into hate in dealing with Bella's worsening mental health, he isolating her in the house in not wanting to be embarrassed by her in public. Paul's harsh treatment ...

Gaslight

Gaslight (1940)

Bobby Driscoll

Francis De Wolff

Patrick Troughton

Enchanted by the idea of locating treasure buried by Captain Flint, Squire Trelawney, Dr. Livesey and Jim Hawkins charter a sailing voyage to a Caribbean island. Unfortunately, a large number of Flint's old pirate crew are aboard the ship, including Long John Silver. —Patchy Groundfog

Treasure Island

Treasure Island (1950)

Conrad Veidt

Vivien Leigh

Madeline Goddard is a smart young woman who owns a fashionable dress shop in neutral Sweden during World War One. Though she is grateful to avoid the fighting, the courageous and stunningly pretty Madeline feels she should be doing more for her native France. She volunteers to work as an intelligence agent, smuggling maps and other documents within the fashionable garments she ships to wealthy customers in London. Madeline's activities are so successful that British intelligence soon comes to rely on her as their main pipeline for information. At about this time, a British official in Sweden asks her to cultivate the friendship of Baron Karl Von Marwitz, a tall, distinguished-looking German officer who is in charge of counter-espionage activities at the German embassy. Unknown to Madeline, the baron has been sent to Sweden for the express purpose of discovering and eliminating the top British spy who has been smuggling out German war plans. When Madeline and Karl meet, each recognizes...

Dark Journey

Dark Journey (1937)

Maureen O'Hara

Mervyn Johns

Charles Laughton

In early 19th century Cornwall, a young orphan, Mary, is sent to live with Aunt Patience and Uncle Joss who are landlords of the Jamaica Inn. Mary soon realises her uncle's inn serves as the base for a gang of ship wreckers - who lure ships to their doom on the rocky coast, and Mary begins to fear for her life. —Claudio Sandrini

Jamaica Inn

Jamaica Inn (1939)

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