this film is just plain lovely. it funny as hell and as old as the hills. the acting is superb and it fascinating seeing post war britain and how we used to behave in those days. this seems to have been some pre runner to the st. trinians films (given the alastair sim and margaret rutherford connection  there also a very young george cole in there who appeared in many st. trinians films) but i do not myself understand the connection. it was shown on bbc4 recently after a biography of st. trinians creator ronald searle and however i missed enough of the biography to miss the connection with this film. anyway a great film in its own right and something that should be preserved for all time. 
this film is just plain lovely. it funny as hell and as old as the hills. the acting is superb and it fascinating seeing post war britain and how we used to behave in those days. this seems to have been some pre runner to the st. trinians films (given the alastair sim and margaret rutherford connection  there also a very young george cole in there who appeared in many st. trinians films) but i do not myself understand the connection. it was shown on bbc4 recently after a biography of st. trinians creator ronald searle and however i missed enough of the biography to miss the connection with this film. anyway a great film in its own right and something that should be preserved for all time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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