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| Starz / Anchor Bay (1949) | |||||
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| Stanley Holloway | Arthur Pemberton | |
| Betty Warren | Connie Pemberton | |
| Barbara Murray | Shirley Pemberton | |
| Paul Dupuis | Duke of Burgundy | |
| John Slater | Frank Huggins | |
| Jane Hylton | Molly | |
| Raymond Huntley | Mr. Wix | |
| Philip Stainton | P.C.Spiller | |
| Roy Carr | Benny Spiller | |
| Sydney Tafler | Fred Cowan | |
| Nancy Gabrielle | Mrs. Cowan | |
| Malcolm Knight | Monty Cowan | |
| Hermione Baddeley | Edie Randall | |
| Roy Gladdish | Charlie Randall | |
| Frederick Piper | Garland | |
| Charles Hawtrey | Bert Fitch | |
| Margaret Rutherford | Professor Hatton-Jones | |
| Stuart Lindsell | Coroner | |
| Naunton Wayne | Straker | |
| Basil Radford | Gregg |
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| Producer |
Michael Balcon
E.V.H. Emmett |
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| Writer | T.E.B. Clarke
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| Cinematography | Lionel Banes
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| Musician | Georges Auric
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When an unexploded WWII bomb is accidentally detonated in Pimlico, it reveals a treasure trove and documents proving that the region is in fact part of Burgundy, France and thus foreign territory. The British government attempts to regain control by setting up border controls and cutting off services to the area. |
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