-
Meredith 2022-05-10 22:23:31
Ealing black comedy classic. highly recommended!
The appearance of the protagonist of the film, the landlady, is quite metaphorical. At the gate of the police station, she stopped to tease the baby in the stroller. As a result, the child suddenly burst into tears. This really startled her, and it also caused the mothers to look coldly. The...
-
Rosario 2022-05-10 13:07:45
[Film Review] The Ladykillers (1955)
Technically, how difficult can it be for 5 hardened criminals (posed as a string quintet with the whole combo of its instruments) to liquidate a petite old lady like Mrs. Wiberforce (Johnson), who lives alone in her lopsided manse in the vicinity of London's Kings Cross railway station, a perfect...
Jack Warner
Related articles
-
Louisa Wilberforce: Simply try for one hour to behave like gentlemen.
-
[last lines]
The Sergeant: [chasing Mrs. Wilberforce as she is leaving the police station] Mrs. Wilberforce, wait! Just a moment!
The Sergeant: [holding out Mrs. Wilberforce's umbrella toward her] You forgot it, mum.
Louisa Wilberforce: [reaching for the umbrella, then changing her mind] Oh. Oh, no I don't think I want it. I never liked it. Now I can buy a dozen new ones. Oh, uh, good morning, Sergeant.
Louisa Wilberforce: [as she heads home, she stops in front of a starving artist looking at his artwork] Oh! They're very good, very good.
Starving Artist: Turned out nice, huh?
Louisa Wilberforce: [handing him a bank note] Yes, it-it has!
Starving Artist: [startled by the generous amount of money] Oh! Hey, hey! Hey, look! Here, lady! Look!
[Mrs. Wilberforce continues happily to make her way home]
