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positive reviews from trade papers Variety, Harrison's Reports, and The Monthly Film Bulletin as well as from critics such as Bosley Crowther and James Agee...

Studios, and on location in Upton Grey and Greywell, Hampshire. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "This faltering attempt at a British musical chiefly makes...

Christmas Day 1980, only five months after its theatrical release. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "Spun-off from a TV series that was originally a spin-off...

Parade, being used for external location shots.[citation needed] The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "A home for elderly lady crooks who cannot always refrain...

Arliss had been a fan of the novel since he read it in 1944. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "As the title suggests, this is no more than the filming...

the Ripper". The Monthly Film Bulletin. 38 (444): 196. 1 January 1971 – via ProQuest. "Hands of the Ripper". The Independent Film Journal. 70 (3): 12....

director and producer seem to be about the rest of the picture." The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "Obscure character motivation and an unpleasant mock religiosity...

portrayal' by Kirk Douglas "will be recognized for Academy honors." The Monthly Film Bulletin printed a somewhat negative review, writing: "Although one feels...

saddled myself with a seven year contract" with Associated British. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "My Teenage Daughter deserves some credit for attempting...

the U.S. in 1975, and broadcast on British television in 1976. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "While there are clear signs of haste and penny-pinching...

the first major film for James Laurenson and Lesley Anne Down. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "An unremarkable throwback to those Fifties thrillers whose...

Reverend Arthur Humphrey Ballard Berkeley as Colonel Warrington The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "This screen adaptation of Philip King's popular stage...

the film was "in the money" at the British box office in 1957. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "Jimmy Edwards and David Tomlinson should have been ideally...

Bennett as Susan Bryan Forbes as Harry Gerald Harper as policeman The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "The episodes here are casually linked together, and the...

receipts of £64,453 in the UK of which £35,947 went to the producer. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "Although this film has good atmosphere provided by the...

was the second most popular at the British box office in 1956. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: The general irreverence of this film is in itself welcome;...

of £106,226 in the UK of which £72,026 went to the producer. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "The acting in this film is good; Robert Newton as the...

newspaper reporter Cecily Walper as Mrs. Wickham, housekeeper The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "The film involves a stereotyped collection of characters...

"Medwin ... gives a brilliant study of a good fellow gone wrong". The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "It is refreshing to find a film which tries to deal realistically...

the film was a "money maker" at the British box office in 1954. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "There is nothing very original about this domestic comedy...