[tbw2]

Ealing Studios’ Libertarian Moment: Five Films
https://missliberty.com/ealing-studios-libertarian-moment-five-films/

[Bratch]

How to See Them

Amazon (DVD): All at Sea
Amazon (DVD): Green Grow the Rushes
Amazon (DVD): Passport to Pimlico
Amazon (DVD): The Man in the White Suit
Amazon (Streaming): The Man in the White Suit

[Chainmail]

This list should include the best of them all: The Last Holiday, Alec Guinness, 1950 https://www.amazon.com/Essential-Art-House-Last-Holiday/dp/B001WLMONM/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2GXRN4RTGA5E8&dchild=1&keywords=last+holiday+dvd&qid=1607298026&sprefix=Last+holida%2Caps%2C147&sr=8-5

[Captain Peter Blood]

I believe Alec Guinness made a number of great films for Ealing. All of them gems.

[SES1066]

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[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

I hope they did a good job with the digital remastering, as the original films were in poor condition.

Several British film studios took over from Ealing and tried to keep the same mood. One produced a sequel to Whiskey Galore entitled Rockets Galore. There was a migration of sorts to a more slapstick style, such as in The Mouse That Roared. This lead into the great British comedy revolution in the 1960s.

[Moonmad27]

There was a stage version of Man in the White Suit at London’s Wyndham Theatre a year ago, and the play was touring in England right as the lockdown happened in March. I regret missing that by just days!