i once had a conversation with my parents who told me british cinema goers in the 1940s and 50s would check to see a film country of origin before going to see it . it do not matter what the plot was or who was in it  and if it was an american movie people would want to see it and if it was british people do not want to see it . this might sound like a ridiculous generalisation but after seeing the astonished heart i can understand why people in those days preferred american cinema to the home grown variety back in the 1940s british equity was devoid of working class members and it shows in this movie . everyone speaks in an english lad dee daa upper class accent that makes the british royal family sound like working class scum and what this does is alienate a large amount of a potential british audience who would no doubt prefer to be watching jimmy cagney in white heat because people would have  and if not related to then certainly empathised with a violent gangster in cinematic terms more than some high class english shrink in 1949 . that entertainment  and the reason people go to cinemas . even the characters names seem bizarre  leonora . how many british people were named leonora in 1949 . and the protagonists drink cocktails . and they use words like austere . you do get the feeling that this wasn not marketed for a 1949 mainstream british audience . but why should it if the majority of british cinema goers were queuing up at cinemas to watch far more entertaining american imports . watching the atsonished heart in 2005 i was astonished how dated everything was  and in fact it so dated i thought maybe it might be a spoof from the harry endfield show . what do not astonish me was the fact that these types of movie came close to sinking the british film industry  and an industry that do not pick up until american money invested in crowd pleasers like zulu  and alfie and the james bond movies. 
i once had a conversation with my parents who told me british cinema goers in the 1940s and 50s would check to see a film country of origin before going to see it . it do not matter what the plot was or who was in it  and if it was an american movie people would want to see it and if it was british people do not want to see it . this might sound like a ridiculous generalisation but after seeing the astonished heart i can understand why people in those days preferred american cinema to the home grown variety back in the 1940s british equity was devoid of working class members and it shows in this movie . everyone speaks in an english lad dee daa upper class accent that makes the british royal family sound like working class scum and what this does is alienate a large amount of a potential british audience who would no doubt prefer to be watching jimmy cagney in white heat because people would have  and if not related to then certainly empathised with a violent gangster in cinematic terms more than some high class english shrink in 1949 . that entertainment  and the reason people go to cinemas . even the characters names seem bizarre  leonora . how many british people were named leonora in 1949 . and the protagonists drink cocktails . and they use words like austere . you do get the feeling that this wasn not marketed for a 1949 mainstream british audience . but why should it if the majority of british cinema goers were queuing up at cinemas to watch far more entertaining american imports . watching the atsonished heart in 2005 i was astonished how dated everything was  and in fact it so dated i thought maybe it might be a spoof from the harry endfield show . what do not astonish me was the fact that these types of movie came close to sinking the british film industry  and an industry that do not pick up until american money invested in crowd pleasers like zulu  and alfie and the james bond movies. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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