Thank you for making available this delightful British classic. RUclips provides access to films like this that would otherwise be unavailable for viewing. Here it is just a click away. Thanks for that too.
An enchanting movie, a story of innocence and love lost, and then found again. Well worth the watch! These black and white movies are the best. Thank you for sharing. Moira From England.
Goodness gracious me, another Wells semi-autobiographical working-class gem with a great cast of the day that's still wonderful eighty years on. Thanks to our host for their efforts in posting this classical Sunday-afternoon-with-Dad delight.
Hello, all you cousins from over the pond. . .here's a Yankee girl checking in. . .I just have to say I enjoy so much all you regular English folks, you are really very charming: it shows in this production. Truth to tell, "Hollyweird", for most Americans has grown to be depressing and a disgrace, so I appreciate what you have to offer. Also, sorry, don't mean to offend, but I can get along nicely without the blue bloods - though I think I can speak for the whole of the USA that we loved your Princess Diana. . .a jewel in the form of a person. . .cheerio!
Hi. With respect. It’s totally impossible for you to think that you speak for the whole of America. It would be better to be realistic and speak 🗣️ for yourself
I agree with Paul Rowe. I'm American, and I find it arrogant and ridiculous when anyone says, "I think that I speak for all Americans when I say.......". The point is not who agrees with you and who does not. The point is, please do not attempt to speak for an entire country. Simply giving your own opinion, would be best.
Very well done. I applauded at the lovely ending of a chapter in the life of a normal, though lucky, man. Too many modern movies are unnecessarily dystopian. This is the first time I've seen Michael Redgrave as a young actor, he was talented.
With such great British actors and actresses like. Phylis Calvert, Margaret Lockwood, Patrica Roc. Michel Redgrave John Mills, Stewert Grainger, and many others, who needs Hollywood.Thank you for sharing. Love it.
I appreciate Hollywood too but not very much what it has become these days. Yet, I must admit that there is something about British actors that far surpasses all others. Bravo and kudos. Sincerely, Laura-Lee BibleandBiz.blogspot.com (entertainment from a Biblical perspective)
Grateful to weigh difference 'tween big house building vs. small house building plan this couple is considering. Quite a practical vs. social decision .
Add Robert Donat (my fave) and Deborah Kerr. Watch Donat in the Hitchcock's The 39 Steps, Michael Redgrave in The Lady Vanishes, Deborak Kerr in The Black Narcissus.
Well, just in 1941, there was The Maltese Falcon, Sullivan's Travels, Citizen Kane, How Green Was My Valley, All That Money Can Buy. Perhaps there is a place for both.
Thank you so much for making this wonderful film available. I also enjoyed the black and white British ads. The actors were marvelous. The story is heartwarming; which I can appreciate, as it was 22 degrees Fahrenheit last night in sunny South Carolina, USA. Be safe, and thank you once again.
My mother ran a pub The Red Lion in London in the 1950's and Arthur Riscoe who plays the part of Chitterloe in this movie was a regular. he was a really nice man who was in many theatre productions on the stage during that period.
Change is inevitable in a world that continues to produce tyrants which result in migration the world OVER. Every great society crumbles in time. We have no choice but to accept this turmoil which is the world as it has ALWAYS been. There is no stability that lasts more than a generation. Change must be tolerated or we will all perish because of it. :( Sad but - the world keeps moving from one thing to another. I do NOT embrace it - but rather accept it as best I can.
Good to revisit these old films. Feel good endings and some extraordinary performances. I suppose if this were made today - it might have been titled 'Half a sixpence'. :) Thanks for sharing.
Great movie! Wonderful Michael Redgrave! How beautiful Calvert and Wynyard were. Today's movies don't come up to these old ones IMHO. Thank you, eh44returns!
Perfect casting, script & acting make "Kipps", based on the novel by H.G.Wells, a wonderful and hugely entertaining film. Michael Redgrave, as the lead character (who finds that money cannot buy true happiness) heads a sterling cast of British players, with Phyllis Calvert & Diana Wynyard as the two women in his life. The film was directed by Carol Reed at the Gaumont British studios in England, but was one of the films financed by Twentieth Century Fox through the deal struck when Gaumont British faced a financial crisis in 1938. Child actors Philip Frost & Diana Calderwood portray Kipps and his first love Ann as children, and their sensitive performances for the first 15 minutes of the film draw the viewer in for the story to follow. Philip Frost metamorphizing into Michael Redgrave is believable, except for the fact that Master Frost and Mr Redgrave part their hair on opposite sides! "Kipps" has been transmitted several times on C4, but the last screening was now over 10 years ago, and with no sign of any dvd release, this film is a most worthy candidate for re-appraisal. The story was of course remade as the musical "Half a sixpence" with Tommy Steele, and although this original film was not a musical, there are a few musical interludes along the way. Recently the cut down US release print of the film has been shown on Talking Pictures TV in the UK, but presented here is the longer UK release as shown over 10 years ago on C4.
Bravo! a story as old as time and beautifully directed by David Lean. For those of us Post War babies this is the stuff of our parents generation and the actors/actresses like Michael Redgrave & Phyllis Calvert who starred in this early WW2 1941 classic
Excellent! Thank you so much. Like the fine lady below said, we don't make movies like these anymore. They can't because they don't have goodness in their hearts.
What an extraordinary movie. So many characters remind me of Michael Redgrave in this movie. Stan Laurel, Kenneth Williams, Michael Crawford aka Frank Spencer and so many more. What a brilliant actor Michael Redgrave was.
My best friend and I watched wonderful delightful and excellent movie for the first time in the huge Silver screen at the Fox Theatre in Ventura California when we were little guys sitting in the very front roll where every scene was larger than life. Dave on the Oregon coast
@David La Lone - Interesting. I never saw this movie, or even knew of it. The first time I went to a movie theater without parents was about 1962 or 63. This would have been a wonderful movie for a boy to watch, so well made and acted. By the way, my name is also David. I have visited the Oregon coast many times when I lived in Oregon.
I have been looking for this movie for three whole years having originally found a still of it. Immensely grateful for you sharing it. Another gap filled.
Another film I've been hoping for years to see! I read the novel as part of an English Lit class back in high school (won't say how many years ago that was!) and fell in love with Wells' comic writing. Also had the privilege of seeing the revival of HALF A SIXPENCE, the stage musical, in London a year ago, and I have the DVD of Tommy Steele's film version of the same musical (and it's amazing that he's still performing after all these years). Michael Wilding, the brother who runs off with the money, was Elizabeth Taylor's husband at one time, of course.
This IS a wonderful wonderful film!!!! Redgrave is outstanding and the rest of the cast is terrific!!!! I cannot recommend it enough!!! Thanks for posting this classic gem.
That beastly little kid at the end has got to be the happiest baby who ever burbled on a screen. I can't believe how much I love wonderful, textured, beautifully staged, acted, directed movies like this, a real gem - as opposed to the tawdry glossy crapshoot on Netflix. One's champagne. The other's gingerale. With a swizzle stick. Much thanks.
My sister always took me to see the Dagwood movies when I was growing up. To see Rita Hayworth in one of her first movies was a treat. It brought back old memories. Thank you for showing it.
Thank you, for posting a gem , nothing like it today :) Perfect casting. I almost forgot about the ads, loved them, brought back the past . Thank you for leaving them in the film.
Thanks very much for bringing this to us. I love England/London in those turn of the century days. Very enjoyable. (From Washington, DC) Here's wishing you a wonderful New Year!!
This wonderful movie reminded me a lot of "Great Expectations" (but without the 'criminal' element). Chitterlow was so wonderful, what a hoot! I wish I had someone in my life like him...more's the pity ;-) Thanks so much for putting this up 😁
So if dickens great expectations moved hg Wells to write a bit of pip v kipp fan fiction (coming into money in midsts of a class struggle) it blows my mind because the genius of Wells, in my imagination, fed off of the genius of dickens, adding wonderful human elements that made the story fresh and utterly entertaining.
Great absolutely. The stars, cast, story line, the works all very great. So sorry that we are losing this film and other greats from not having your channel "Pizzafilx" anylonger. So sad. Peace.
What a wonderful movie! I really enjoyed it! The commercials were a bit of a surprise. But being from the U.S. I found it rather interesting to see how commercials are made elsewhere. Plus there's always the "fast forward" option. 😁 It was worth it to see this movie. Thank you!
Chana Cox Interestingly, I too am from the US and found the commercials intriguing in the way that Kellogg’s specifically cast and spoke British so as not to be offended by us Americans! Eventually I realized I could fast forward as well.
@@chazdesimone7306 What a blast from the past to see IBM's OS/2 Warp operating system .... and that stairway elevator chair that goes around corners, I may have to watch this again as I know someone who'll be in need of one soon.
Spotted the wonderful Kathleen Harrison as the Shop customer with the little boy. Interestingly, this film is listed as "The Remarkable Mr. Kipps" in her list of credits on IMDb.
What I Like about these Old Movies is the Attempt to Portray man as Honest with Himself and Therefore Others!Today People have NO Idea WHO they Are and Like IT that WAY!No wonder they're,"Les Miserable"!
I am extremely glad to have the opportunity of viewing this film. Diana Calderwod is my second-cousin. I last met her in 1945 at her family's home in Great Missenden in Buckinghamshire, when on confessing to play the piano was asked by Diana whether I could render Grieg's Concerto in A minor. Later I saw her as a television announcer. She had some roles on the West End stage with Brian Rix. Sine then I have lost contact with her.
Especially as Redgrave was more interested in boys. But I don't care. His acting is magestorial & his wife, actress Rachel Kempson, put up w his antics. Their 3 children all actors too... & all excellent.
15:55...that just Reminded me. I used to Work as a Window Dresser and Display Designer at a Depatment Store. That was a Really Fun Job...til it Wasnt! But really l Quit because my Middle Son got really Sick with Strept Throat...my Motherly Duties came First...before Fluffing a Store. But oh l loved it!
A tremendous class act of a movie! With values, no less. Wow. Seriously 'top buddy's as they say. At times funny, at times I couldn't bear to watch it. I could not believe who the author was, and I'm a tremendous fan. Such over the top elegance, and at the same time snobbery I could barely tolerate. Then the down to earth moments, and the moments is sheer joy and love... An overal! Really great landmark film! Thank you for sharing it! 😌
Max Adrian, playing the part of some preacher at the 21:56 mark. If anyone remembers his Shakespeare, but he did appear in Lawrence Olivier's play Henry V (1945) as the Dauphin of France.
Thank you for making available this delightful British classic. RUclips provides access to films like this that would otherwise be unavailable for viewing. Here it is just a click away. Thanks for that too.
An enchanting movie, a story of innocence and love lost, and then found again.
Well worth the watch!
These black and white movies are the best.
Thank you for sharing.
Moira
From England.
Goodness gracious me, another Wells semi-autobiographical working-class gem with a great cast of the day that's still wonderful eighty years on. Thanks to our host for their efforts in posting this classical Sunday-afternoon-with-Dad delight.
Wonderful. Thank you for posting.
Ok...so...Some people hate ads. I live in the U. S.and I LOVED seeing the British ads. I enjoyed the film. Thank you for sharing.
Hello, all you cousins from over the pond. . .here's a Yankee girl checking in. . .I just have to say I enjoy so much all you regular English folks, you are really very charming: it shows in this production. Truth to tell, "Hollyweird", for most Americans has grown to be depressing and a disgrace, so I appreciate what you have to offer. Also, sorry, don't mean to offend, but I can get along nicely without the blue bloods - though I think I can speak for the whole of the USA that we loved your Princess Diana. . .a jewel in the form of a person. . .cheerio!
Hi. With respect. It’s totally impossible for you to think that you speak for the whole of America. It would be better to be realistic and speak 🗣️ for yourself
Hollowood too.
@@paulrowe606Many of us feel as the commentator says.
I agree with Paul Rowe. I'm American, and I find it arrogant and ridiculous when anyone says, "I think that I speak for all Americans when I say.......". The point is not who agrees with you and who does not. The point is, please do not attempt to speak for an entire country. Simply giving your own opinion, would be best.
@paulrowe606 Actually it is correct. Pretty much everyone in the US loved Diana.
Very well done. I applauded at the lovely ending of a chapter in the life of a normal, though lucky, man. Too many modern movies are unnecessarily dystopian. This is the first time I've seen Michael Redgrave as a young actor, he was talented.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful movie👍❗
Redgrave and the crew brought this theatre piece to LIFE. tOTALLY wonderful.
With such great British actors and actresses like. Phylis Calvert, Margaret Lockwood, Patrica Roc. Michel Redgrave John Mills, Stewert Grainger, and many others, who needs Hollywood.Thank you for sharing. Love it.
Stwart Granger! drool.....
I appreciate Hollywood too but not very much what it has become these days. Yet, I must admit that there is something about British actors that far surpasses all others. Bravo and kudos. Sincerely, Laura-Lee BibleandBiz.blogspot.com (entertainment from a Biblical perspective)
Grateful to weigh difference 'tween big
house building vs. small house building
plan this couple is considering. Quite
a practical vs. social decision .
Add Robert Donat (my fave) and Deborah Kerr. Watch Donat in the Hitchcock's The 39 Steps, Michael Redgrave in The Lady Vanishes, Deborak Kerr in The Black Narcissus.
Well, just in 1941, there was The Maltese Falcon, Sullivan's Travels, Citizen Kane, How Green Was My Valley, All That Money Can Buy. Perhaps there is a place for both.
Thank you for sharing. Really enjoyed.
Thank you so much for making this wonderful film available. I also enjoyed the black and white British ads. The actors were marvelous. The story is heartwarming; which I can appreciate, as it was 22 degrees Fahrenheit last night in sunny South Carolina, USA. Be safe, and thank you once again.
I liked the last part, it ended well.
(And what a cute baby !!!)
Thank-You for uploading!
Beautifully told story of a good-natured boy/man, his job, his women, his position in society, and what he learns about love.
My mother ran a pub The Red Lion in London in the 1950's and Arthur Riscoe who plays the part of Chitterloe in this movie was a regular. he was a really nice man who was in many theatre productions on the stage during that period.
Howard Johnson Cool too know.
@Nuka Cola I keep having that thought plague me while watching these gems from yesterday :(
Was it 'The Red Lion' in Greenford, Middlesex?
@Nuka Cola Dreadful isn't it. The London of my childhood has gone and so has it's people-a rich working-class culture extinct. Sad.
Change is inevitable in a world that continues to produce tyrants which result in migration the world OVER. Every great society crumbles in time. We have no choice but to accept this turmoil which is the world as it has ALWAYS been. There is no stability that lasts more than a generation. Change must be tolerated or we will all perish because of it. :( Sad but - the world keeps moving from one thing to another. I do NOT embrace it - but rather accept it as best I can.
Good to revisit these old films. Feel good endings and some extraordinary performances. I suppose if this were made today - it might have been titled 'Half a sixpence'. :) Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for posting. How you find these gem movies to keep us entertained is outstanding. Yes please another cup please.
Well phrased but let me add, our "cup runneth over" psalm 23, even if only for a little over an hour at a time. Thanks again. Sincerely, Laura-Lee
Great movie! Wonderful Michael Redgrave! How beautiful Calvert and Wynyard were. Today's movies don't come up to these old ones IMHO. Thank you, eh44returns!
(guest)
Michael Redgrave,
also good in " The Importance
Of Being Earnest".
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Agreed. Great film!
Perfect casting, script & acting make "Kipps", based on the novel by H.G.Wells, a wonderful and hugely entertaining film.
Michael Redgrave, as the lead character (who finds that money cannot buy true happiness) heads a sterling cast of British players, with Phyllis Calvert & Diana Wynyard as the two women in his life.
The film was directed by Carol Reed at the Gaumont British studios in England, but was one of the films financed by Twentieth Century Fox through the deal struck when Gaumont British faced a financial crisis in 1938.
Child actors Philip Frost & Diana Calderwood portray Kipps and his first love Ann as children, and their sensitive performances for the first 15 minutes of the film draw the viewer in for the story to follow.
Philip Frost metamorphizing into Michael Redgrave is believable, except for the fact that Master Frost and Mr Redgrave part their hair on opposite sides!
"Kipps" has been transmitted several times on C4, but the last screening was now over 10 years ago, and with no sign of any dvd release, this film is a most worthy candidate for re-appraisal.
The story was of course remade as the musical "Half a sixpence" with Tommy Steele, and although this original film was not a musical, there are a few musical interludes along the way.
Recently the cut down US release print of the film has been shown on Talking Pictures TV in the UK, but presented here is the longer UK release as shown over 10 years ago on C4.
Bravo! a story as old as time and beautifully directed by David Lean. For those of us Post War babies this is the stuff of our parents generation and the actors/actresses like Michael Redgrave & Phyllis Calvert who starred in this early WW2 1941 classic
REED
Carol Reed directed.
I was born in January, 1941! Every morning is a surprise.
Here I am back a year later I found a great dramas so good I'll watch it again .January 27, 2019 .
It's nearly time to watch it again! ☺
Well? Did they 2019 and 20?? Worlds comen to a end so get it in there!!!
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Excellent! Thank you so much. Like the fine lady below said, we don't make movies like these anymore. They can't because they don't have goodness in their hearts.
Loved this movie, the actors, the suspense, even the commercials!
Agree. They make neither films nor commercials as they used to.
What an extraordinary movie. So many characters remind me of Michael Redgrave in this movie. Stan Laurel, Kenneth Williams, Michael Crawford aka Frank Spencer and so many more. What a brilliant actor Michael Redgrave was.
My best friend and I watched wonderful delightful and excellent movie for the first time in the huge Silver screen at the Fox Theatre in Ventura California when we were little guys sitting in the very front roll where every scene was larger than life.
Dave on the Oregon coast
{...Watched this...}
@David La Lone - Interesting. I never saw this movie, or even knew of it. The first time I went to a movie theater without parents was about 1962 or 63. This would have been a wonderful movie for a boy to watch, so well made and acted. By the way, my name is also David. I have visited the Oregon coast many times when I lived in Oregon.
I have been looking for this movie for three whole years having originally found a still of it. Immensely grateful for you sharing it. Another gap filled.
Great film!
Kinn90
The op
The other
Thank you for providing us this lovely film!
Thank you very much. Lovely Sunday afternoon movie🖤
Another film I've been hoping for years to see! I read the novel as part of an English Lit class back in high school (won't say how many years ago that was!) and fell in love with Wells' comic writing. Also had the privilege of seeing the revival of HALF A SIXPENCE, the stage musical, in London a year ago, and I have the DVD of Tommy Steele's film version of the same musical (and it's amazing that he's still performing after all these years).
Michael Wilding, the brother who runs off with the money, was Elizabeth Taylor's husband at one time, of course.
I knew I had heard the title before. Tommy Steele brought it all back to me. Thank you.
Take the time, terrific story performed by England's finest, beautifully crafted, a pleasure to watch. June 2022
Hello Patricia, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
This IS a wonderful wonderful film!!!! Redgrave is outstanding and the rest of the cast is terrific!!!! I cannot recommend it enough!!! Thanks for posting this classic gem.
Sorry to say Redgrave was a good actor but completely miscast in this. Read the book.
I was amazed and delighted by the excellent sound quality.
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful Michael Redgrave film.
That beastly little kid at the end has got to be the happiest baby who ever burbled on a screen. I can't believe how much I love wonderful, textured, beautifully staged, acted, directed movies like this, a real gem - as opposed to the tawdry glossy crapshoot on Netflix. One's champagne. The other's gingerale.
With a swizzle stick.
Much thanks.
Terrence Peter Ritchie That baby was so happy he even put me in a good mood!
Netflix really has bad films? Am sorry to know that.
Another fab old film, wonderful cast. The old films are the best. Thank you for sharing.
My sister always took me to see the Dagwood movies when I was growing up. To see Rita Hayworth in one of her first movies was a treat. It brought back old memories. Thank you for showing it.
Thank you very much! I've read the book and it's exactly how it is described . I love this kind of story.
👍👍👍
Great movie. Thank you for the upload.
Great movie! Thanks so much.
wonderful movie, so glad i was able to view it. thank you.
High quality sustains interest throughout with plenty amusing ironies; story by H. G. Wells. Very enjoyable, thankyou.
Thank you for the movie.❤️
Hello Mary, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
Just what I was looking for! Some great movies currently on RUclips. Sometimes there's a drought, then they all come together!
There are many great films on YT... lucky for us!
I know and sometimes they only appear one time in the recommended listso you have to immediately upon seeing them save them to watch later
Thank you, for posting a gem , nothing like it today :) Perfect casting. I almost forgot about the ads, loved them, brought back the past . Thank you for leaving them in the film.
ENJOYED IT, THANKS 5 Mill. UPLOADER!!!!!!!!
A very sweet little film. Thank you.
Great movie! Thank-you for taking the time/energy to upload these wonderful movies! Your effort is very much appreciated!
SK in USA
Thanks very much for bringing this to us. I love England/London in those turn of the century days. Very enjoyable. (From Washington, DC) Here's wishing you a wonderful New Year!!
I love London even today. Who cares where we Americans come from? 😄
Thank you so very, very much for this most excellent upload.!!!!
What a great movie to watch at night after a hard day. TY for the post!
Michael Redgrave was a master. Such a lovely film. Thanks so much eh44returns.
I couldn't wait to watch this movie. Great acting!! and thank you for posting.
Great film!
A great movie to enjoy .Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing gem of a film Michelle UK
Phyllis Calvert is a fave and Michael Redgrave too.
A *big* Thank you for this wonderful upload eh44returns.
Its a wonderful film I really enjoyed it, thank you for posting.
Thank you for this upload, marvelous production.
Bravo, when movies taught a lesson. Thanks for another gem to watch!
Not all great films teach a lesson. And many that supposedly do are mediocre.
Thanks for posting this really wonderful film.
Well youve done it again, another great movie!!! Thank you so much for sharing it with us!😚
A really great film!
Thanks for sharing this delightful movie!
Thank you very much for sharing this. I enjoyed it so much. Quality movie in those days.👍✨
Absolute Bliss,,thank you my friend,👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
This wonderful movie reminded me a lot of "Great Expectations" (but without the 'criminal' element). Chitterlow was so wonderful, what a hoot! I wish I had someone in my life like him...more's the pity ;-) Thanks so much for putting this up 😁
So if dickens great expectations moved hg Wells to write a bit of pip v kipp fan fiction (coming into money in midsts of a class struggle) it blows my mind because the genius of Wells, in my imagination, fed off of the genius of dickens, adding wonderful human elements that made the story fresh and utterly entertaining.
Lovely story. Beautiful movie. I enjoyed it so much. Thank you for posting.
Beautiful film... agree.
September, 2020...... thanks for the movie
that was a good one....joy to you for taking the time to dig this gem u p...
Thank you again, eh, for the GOLD ! Hope you are doing well. You are the survivor, wonderful !
Once again,Many Thanks...lovely film...
Great absolutely. The stars, cast, story line, the works all very great. So sorry that we are losing this film and other greats from not having your channel "Pizzafilx" anylonger. So sad. Peace.
thank for this truly lovely film
Blessed to find your channel, a gem!
Great film. Thanks for posting!
This may be Sir Carol Reed's masterpiece, together with "The Third Man." Thanks for posting!
Thank you. Delightful 😊
this was a lovely movie thanks for posting it
Lovely film!!
Great film. Thank you. ☺
Wonderful to see this here, it really needs a blu-ray release. Reminds my of C4's glory days in the '80s under Leslie Halliwell. Thanks
What a wonderful movie! I really enjoyed it! The commercials were a bit of a surprise. But being from the U.S. I found it rather interesting to see how commercials are made elsewhere. Plus there's always the "fast forward" option. 😁 It was worth it to see this movie. Thank you!
Chana Cox Interestingly, I too am from the US and found the commercials intriguing in the way that Kellogg’s specifically cast and spoke British so as not to be offended by us Americans! Eventually I realized I could fast forward as well.
Interesting in the United States we have Oil of Olay skin products ~ in Britain it's Oil of Ulay ~ amusing.
@@sheristewart3940 : Not now. They changed the name some years ago and it's Olay here too.
@@chazdesimone7306 What a blast from the past to see IBM's OS/2 Warp operating system .... and that stairway elevator chair that goes around corners, I may have to watch this again as I know someone who'll be in need of one soon.
You can easily download any film from RUclips with 'Free RUclips Downloader' in 7 - 8 minutes, then watch it without any commercial breaks.
And at the 1:42.50 mark old venerable actor Felix Alymer, who played the Archbishop of Canterbury in Olivier's Henry V.
And he was also Polonius in Olivier's Hamlet.
Spotted the wonderful Kathleen Harrison as the Shop customer with the little boy. Interestingly, this film is listed as "The Remarkable Mr. Kipps" in her list of credits on IMDb.
What I Like about these Old Movies is the Attempt to Portray man as Honest with Himself and Therefore Others!Today People have NO Idea WHO they Are and Like IT that WAY!No wonder they're,"Les Miserable"!
Les Misérables.
Wonderful film thanks for sharing.
Oh that was just lovely ❤ thank you
love old b/w films ,use to watch them with my grt grama back in 80's
Lovely! Thank you :)
Thanks for the upload mate, haven't seen this in about 20 years.
Cheers. 👊😋
It's a great movie. Thank you. I enjoy it very much.
Yup... a great film.
You just can’t beat the old black and white films. Thank you for uploading this gem.
I am extremely glad to have the opportunity of viewing this film. Diana Calderwod is my second-cousin. I last met her in 1945 at her family's home in Great Missenden in Buckinghamshire, when on confessing to play the piano was asked by Diana whether I could render Grieg's Concerto in A minor. Later I saw her as a television announcer. She had some roles on the West End stage with Brian Rix. Sine then I have lost contact with her.
I googled your cousin, and she appears to still be living! She was born in 1927, so she is 91 or 92.
A shame.
"Would you be my girl?" How innocent in those days!!!
Especially as Redgrave was more interested in boys. But I don't care. His acting is magestorial & his wife, actress Rachel Kempson, put up w his antics. Their 3 children all actors too... & all excellent.
@@mckavitt13 the line was actually delivered by Kipps as a boy (Philip Frost)!
@@eh44returns97 Right you are!
Haha, then he said, "what good is having a girl if you can't kiss her".
Wonderful film, thank you!
Excellent seven 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟,I have enjoyed these movie 🍿 nothing on tv worth looking at♥️♥️🔭
15:55...that just Reminded me. I used to Work as a Window Dresser and Display Designer at a Depatment Store. That was a Really Fun Job...til it Wasnt! But really l Quit because my Middle Son got really Sick with Strept Throat...my Motherly Duties came First...before Fluffing a Store. But oh l loved it!
Hello Bonnie, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
A tremendous class act of a movie! With values, no less. Wow. Seriously 'top buddy's as they say. At times funny, at times I couldn't bear to watch it. I could not believe who the author was, and I'm a tremendous fan. Such over the top elegance, and at the same time snobbery I could barely tolerate. Then the down to earth moments, and the moments is sheer joy and love...
An overal! Really great landmark film! Thank you for sharing it! 😌
Grammatical errors courtesy AI!
I love classic old movies. This be my first watching this movie rate it later. Sweet dreams ladies and gentlemen 🎩
This film is absolutely loveable. Michael Redgrave was the perfect actor for it.
The movie is great and I even enjoyed the British commercials - what a hoot! 😂
Max Adrian, playing the part of some preacher at the 21:56 mark. If anyone remembers his Shakespeare, but he did appear in Lawrence Olivier's play Henry V (1945) as the Dauphin of France.
He was also Dr. Pangloss in the original Broadway cast of Leonard Bernstein's Candide.
Sweet movie. Thank you!