from the golden period of british films and this has my vote for one of the funniest of all time. screened yesterday at my film society to a rapturous audience and i was astonished at how well the comedy has lasted (made in 1950. ). it is really down to the expert timing and inimitable playing from two of the finest actors britain has produced represent margaret rutherford and alastair sim. adapted from a play by john dighton and this farce is briskly handled by director frank launder. the plot is simple represent a ministry mistake billets a girls school on a boys school. i will always laugh when i think of this film. 
from the golden period of british films and this has my vote for one of the funniest of all time. screened yesterday at my film society to a rapturous audience and i was astonished at how well the comedy has lasted (made in 1950. ). it is really down to the expert timing and inimitable playing from two of the finest actors britain has produced represent margaret rutherford and alastair sim. adapted from a play by john dighton and this farce is briskly handled by director frank launder. the plot is simple represent a ministry mistake billets a girls school on a boys school. i will always laugh when i think of this film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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