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Bud 2022-03-12 08:01:02
The Thug of Lavender Hill--a classic comedy from Ealing
Ealing comedies are always about geeky granny, theft, and all kinds of chases, and in this Hepburn debut, the fast-paced, intense plot keeps the audience entertained enough. No wonder Scorsese came out in the DVD extras to introduce the film. Alec Guinness and Stanley Holloway also performed well....
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Ruby 2022-03-12 08:01:02
thugs in lavender hills
Holland is a loyal gold bar escort who has not made any mistakes for 20 years. His boss said that his greatest characteristic is integrity, and he has neither ambition nor leadership. Holland said that his weekly salary is only 8 shillings, which is not enough to satisfy his life. Like him,...
Christopher Hewett
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Eino 2022-03-27 09:01:21
A self-defeating classic bridge section, chasing the small Eiffel Tower spinning on the big tower, stunned to the point of eccentricity, catching up with the ship before a series of cumbersome bureaucratic fees and delays create an unbearable tension between the urgent and slow situations, The police station's cardboard prison chase scene was also very well thought out.
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Lon 2022-04-24 07:01:25
This film is not Audrey Hepburn's first film, but her fourth work in which she plays the role of the dragon. Hepburn was originally going to play one of the main female roles, but because the stage play "Golden Powder World" couldn't be separated from the scene, he had to play the role. She plays a young girl flirting with Alec Guinness in the film, and appears in no more than 30 seconds!
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Miss Evesham: [greeting Holland and Pendlebury on their tipsy return from a celebratory dinner] You naughty men, waking us all up at this hour.
Pendlebury: A thousand pardons.
Henry Holland: [Restraining Pendlebury as he's about to enter] Wipe your feet.
Pendlebury: A little celebration.
Miss Evesham: Already? Your holidays don't start till tomorrow.
Henry Holland: Today is tomorrow.
Pendlebury: "O polished perturbation! Golden care! That keep'st the ports of slumber open wide!" Henry IV, part two.
Miss Evesham: Good night, you naughty men. Don't forget to switch off.
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Henry Holland: Pendlebury.
Pendlebury: Yeah?
Henry Holland: Pendlebury.
Pendlebury: What?
Henry Holland: May I call you Alfred?
Pendlebury: Alfred? Call me Al. And I'll call you... Henry, isn't it.
Henry Holland: A name I never cared for.
Pendlebury: Hm?
Henry Holland: Mm. Call me Dutch.
Pendlebury: Dutch. Yes.
[They shake hands]
Pendlebury: Good night, Dutch.
Henry Holland: Good night, Al.
