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1 day ago · Director Robert Hamer was one of the most prolific and accomplished directors to rise through the ranks of Ealing Studios. He was famous for both comedies – in particular Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) and School for Scoundrels (1960) – and crime films, especially The Long Memory (1953) and The Scapegoat (1959). His greatest crime thriller ...
3 days ago · Back in 1951, Ealing Studios produced the classic comedy movie The Lavender Hill Mob. Set on the street of the same name in Battersea near London’s Clapham Junction, the film follows Alec ...
Sep 2, 2024 · Begin a journey into the heart of Britain's cinematic heritage with our curated list of Ealing comedies. Our collection is a treasure trove of films beloved by fans and critics alike that not only entertain but also offer a unique glimpse into the pulsating life and culture of yesteryear Britain.
Sep 3, 2024 · By 1977, the sitcom was so popular across all age groups that children’s programme Blue Peter took a behind-the-scenes look at filming that was under way at the famous Ealing Studios.
2 days ago · Cage of Gold, a taut and entertaining Ealing Studios tale of love, lust and betrayal, proves to be another example of the director’s unarguable talent, which once again begs the question as to why Dearden has never been as highly venerated as some of his peers and contemporaries.
6 days ago · EALING STUDIOS, EALING – King Charles III is reportedly eyeing a career in the movies, with hopes of becoming the next big-screen sensation. Sources close to the Palace have revealed that the King recently auditioned for none other than Steven Spielberg, who is planning a remake of the iconic epic Lawrence of Arabia. According to insiders ...
Sep 5, 2024 · Itis home to Ealing Studios, one of the oldest film studios in the world, which has been operating since 1903 and is famous for its classic comedies. It’s filmmaking legacy also includes Southall Film Studios, which, though lesser-known, made a significant impact in the mid-20th century with several notable productions before closing in 1960.
