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The brilliant dark comedy from 1955 with Alec Guinness as Professor Marcus. Classic british movie! Alec Guinness - Professor Marcus Cecil Parker - Claude ('Major Courtney') Herbert Lom - Louis ('Mr. Harvey') Peter Sellers - Harry ('Mr. Robinson') Danny Green - One-Round ('Mr. Lawson') Katie Johnson - Mrs. Wilberforce Jack Warner - The Superintendent Philip Stainton - The Sergeant Frankie Howerd - The Barrow boy Director: Alexander Mackendrick

The brilliant dark comedy from 1955 with Alec Guinness as Professor Marcus. Classic british movie! Alec Guinness - Professor Marcus Cecil Parker - Claude ('Major Courtney') Herbert Lom - Louis ('Mr. Harvey') Peter Sellers - Harry ('Mr. Robinson') Danny Green - One-Round ('Mr. Lawson') Katie Johnson - Mrs. Wilberforce Jack Warner - The Superintendent Philip Stainton - The Sergeant Frankie Howerd - The Barrow boy Director: Alexander Mackendrick

The brilliant dark comedy from 1955 with Alec Guinness as Professor Marcus. Classic british movie! Alec Guinness - Professor Marcus Cecil Parker - Claude ('Major Courtney') Herbert Lom - Louis ('Mr. Harvey') Peter Sellers - Harry ('Mr. Robinson') Danny Green - One-Round ('Mr. Lawson') Katie Johnson - Mrs. Wilberforce Jack Warner - The Superintendent Philip Stainton - The Sergeant Frankie Howerd - The Barrow boy Director: Alexander Mackendrick

The brilliant dark comedy from 1955 with Alec Guinness as Professor Marcus. Classic british movie! Alec Guinness - Professor Marcus Cecil Parker - Claude ('Major Courtney') Herbert Lom - Louis ('Mr. Harvey') Peter Sellers - Harry ('Mr. Robinson') Danny Green - One-Round ('Mr. Lawson') Katie Johnson - Mrs. Wilberforce Jack Warner - The Superintendent Philip Stainton - The Sergeant Frankie Howerd - The Barrow boy Director: Alexander Mackendrick

The brilliant dark comedy from 1955 with Alec Guinness as Professor Marcus. Classic british movie! Alec Guinness - Professor Marcus Cecil Parker - Claude ('Major Courtney') Herbert Lom - Louis ('Mr. Harvey') Peter Sellers - Harry ('Mr. Robinson') Danny Green - One-Round ('Mr. Lawson') Katie Johnson - Mrs. Wilberforce Jack Warner - The Superintendent Philip Stainton - The Sergeant Frankie Howerd - The Barrow boy Director: Alexander Mackendrick

In this classic british movie from 1951 Alec Guinness plays Henry Holland who steals gold bars and smuggle them out of the country as miniature Eifel Towers. Alec Guinness won the "Silver Ribbon" and was nominated for the "Oscar". Alec Guinness - Henry Holland Stanley Holloway - Alfred Pendlebury Sidney James - Lackery Alfie Bass - Shorty Fisher Marjorie Fielding - Mrs. Chalk Edie Martin - Miss Evesham Director: Charles Crichton

A movie from 1952 about a charming and ambitious young man (Alec Guinness) who finds many ways to raise himself through the ranks in business and social standing. Alec Guinness - Edward Henry 'Denry' Machin Glynis Johns - Ruth Earp Valerie Hobson - Countess of Chell Petula Clark - Nellie Cotterill Edward Chapman - Mr. Duncalf Veronica Turleigh - Mrs. Machin George Devine - Mr. Calvert Joan Hickson - Mrs. Codleyn Frank Pettingell - Police Superintendent Gibb McLaughlin - Emery Peter Copley - Shillitoe Mark Daly - Lord Mayor Henry Edwards - Mr. Cotterill Lyn Evans - The Boatman Harold Goodwin - John Matthew Guinness - Denry as a Boy Director: Ronald Neame

A movie from 1952 about a charming and ambitious young man (Alec Guinness) who finds many ways to raise himself through the ranks in business and social standing. Alec Guinness - Edward Henry 'Denry' Machin Glynis Johns - Ruth Earp Valerie Hobson - Countess of Chell Petula Clark - Nellie Cotterill Edward Chapman - Mr. Duncalf Veronica Turleigh - Mrs. Machin George Devine - Mr. Calvert Joan Hickson - Mrs. Codleyn Frank Pettingell - Police Superintendent Gibb McLaughlin - Emery Peter Copley - Shillitoe Mark Daly - Lord Mayor Henry Edwards - Mr. Cotterill Lyn Evans - The Boatman Harold Goodwin - John Matthew Guinness - Denry as a Boy Director: Ronald Neame

A movie from 1952 about a charming and ambitious young man (Alec Guinness) who finds many ways to raise himself through the ranks in business and social standing. Alec Guinness - Edward Henry 'Denry' Machin Glynis Johns - Ruth Earp Valerie Hobson - Countess of Chell Petula Clark - Nellie Cotterill Edward Chapman - Mr. Duncalf Veronica Turleigh - Mrs. Machin George Devine - Mr. Calvert Joan Hickson - Mrs. Codleyn Frank Pettingell - Police Superintendent Gibb McLaughlin - Emery Peter Copley - Shillitoe Mark Daly - Lord Mayor Henry Edwards - Mr. Cotterill Lyn Evans - The Boatman Harold Goodwin - John Matthew Guinness - Denry as a Boy Director: Ronald Neame

A movie from 1952 about a charming and ambitious young man (Alec Guinness) who finds many ways to raise himself through the ranks in business and social standing. Alec Guinness - Edward Henry 'Denry' Machin Glynis Johns - Ruth Earp Valerie Hobson - Countess of Chell Petula Clark - Nellie Cotterill Edward Chapman - Mr. Duncalf Veronica Turleigh - Mrs. Machin George Devine - Mr. Calvert Joan Hickson - Mrs. Codleyn Frank Pettingell - Police Superintendent Gibb McLaughlin - Emery Peter Copley - Shillitoe Mark Daly - Lord Mayor Henry Edwards - Mr. Cotterill Lyn Evans - The Boatman Harold Goodwin - John Matthew Guinness - Denry as a Boy Director: Ronald Neame

A movie from 1952 about a charming and ambitious young man (Alec Guinness) who finds many ways to raise himself through the ranks in business and social standing. Alec Guinness - Edward Henry 'Denry' Machin Glynis Johns - Ruth Earp Valerie Hobson - Countess of Chell Petula Clark - Nellie Cotterill Edward Chapman - Mr. Duncalf Veronica Turleigh - Mrs. Machin George Devine - Mr. Calvert Joan Hickson - Mrs. Codleyn Frank Pettingell - Police Superintendent Gibb McLaughlin - Emery Peter Copley - Shillitoe Mark Daly - Lord Mayor Henry Edwards - Mr. Cotterill Lyn Evans - The Boatman Harold Goodwin - John Matthew Guinness - Denry as a Boy Director: Ronald Neame

A movie from 1952 about a charming and ambitious young man (Alec Guinness) who finds many ways to raise himself through the ranks in business and social standing. Alec Guinness - Edward Henry 'Denry' Machin Glynis Johns - Ruth Earp Valerie Hobson - Countess of Chell Petula Clark - Nellie Cotterill Edward Chapman - Mr. Duncalf Veronica Turleigh - Mrs. Machin George Devine - Mr. Calvert Joan Hickson - Mrs. Codleyn Frank Pettingell - Police Superintendent Gibb McLaughlin - Emery Peter Copley - Shillitoe Mark Daly - Lord Mayor Henry Edwards - Mr. Cotterill Lyn Evans - The Boatman Harold Goodwin - John Matthew Guinness - Denry as a Boy Director: Ronald Neame

The movie from 1959 directed by Robert Hamer ("Kind Hearts and Coronets") who has also written the screenplay. In this film Alec Guinness plays a double role. Adapted from a novel written by Daphne Du Maurier. Alec Guinness - John Barratt / Jacques De Gue Bette Davis - Countess Nicole Maurey - Bela Irene Worth - Francoise Pamela Brown - Blanche Annabel Bartlett - Marie-Noel Geoffrey Keen - Gaston Noel Howlett - Dr. Aloin Peter Bull - Aristide Leslie French - Lacoste Director: Robert Hamer

The movie from 1959 directed by Robert Hamer ("Kind Hearts and Coronets") who has also written the screenplay. In this film Alec Guinness plays a double role. Adapted from a novel written by Daphne Du Maurier. Alec Guinness - John Barratt / Jacques De Gue Bette Davis - Countess Nicole Maurey - Bela Irene Worth - Francoise Pamela Brown - Blanche Annabel Bartlett - Marie-Noel Geoffrey Keen - Gaston Noel Howlett - Dr. Aloin Peter Bull - Aristide Leslie French - Lacoste Director: Robert Hamer

The movie from 1959 directed by Robert Hamer ("Kind Hearts and Coronets") who has also written the screenplay. In this film Alec Guinness plays a double role. Adapted from a novel written by Daphne Du Maurier. Alec Guinness - John Barratt / Jacques De Gue Bette Davis - Countess Nicole Maurey - Bela Irene Worth - Francoise Pamela Brown - Blanche Annabel Bartlett - Marie-Noel Geoffrey Keen - Gaston Noel Howlett - Dr. Aloin Peter Bull - Aristide Leslie French - Lacoste Director: Robert Hamer

Captain Jimmy (Alec Guinness) tries to explain to his beautiful dancer wife Nita (Yvonne de Carlo) the "horrors" of cooking. Director Anthony Kimmins 1953 romantic comedy has Guinness playing both rake and straight laced versions of the protagonist living a double life.

The movie from 1959 directed by Robert Hamer ("Kind Hearts and Coronets") who has also written the screenplay. In this film Alec Guinness plays a double role. Adapted from a novel written by Daphne Du Maurier. Alec Guinness - John Barratt / Jacques De Gue Bette Davis - Countess Nicole Maurey - Bela Irene Worth - Francoise Pamela Brown - Blanche Annabel Bartlett - Marie-Noel Geoffrey Keen - Gaston Noel Howlett - Dr. Aloin Peter Bull - Aristide Leslie French - Lacoste Director: Robert Hamer

The movie from 1960 directed by Ronald Neame. With Alec Guinness and John Mills in two great dramatically roles. Alec Guinness - Maj. Jock Sinclair John Mills - Lt. Col. Basil Barrow Dennis Price - Maj. Charles 'Charlie' Scott Kay Walsh - Mary Titterington John Fraser - Cpl. Piper Ian Fraser Susannah York - Morag Sinclair Gordon Jackson - Capt. Jimmy Cairns Director: Ronald Neame

The movie from 1960 directed by Ronald Neame. With Alec Guinness and John Mills in two great dramatically roles. Alec Guinness - Maj. Jock Sinclair John Mills - Lt. Col. Basil Barrow Dennis Price - Maj. Charles 'Charlie' Scott Kay Walsh - Mary Titterington John Fraser - Cpl. Piper Ian Fraser Susannah York - Morag Sinclair Gordon Jackson - Capt. Jimmy Cairns Director: Ronald Neame

The TV-play by John Mortimer from 1984 with Alec Guinness as Sir Fennimore Truscott. Alec Guinness - Sir Fennimore Truscott Renée Asherson - Lady Margaret Truscott Paul Rogers - Thomas Marjoriebanks Director: Rodney Bennett

The TV-play by John Mortimer from 1984 with Alec Guinness as Sir Fennimore Truscott. Alec Guinness - Sir Fennimore Truscott Renée Asherson - Lady Margaret Truscott Paul Rogers - Thomas Marjoriebanks Director: Rodney Bennett

The TV-play by John Mortimer from 1984 with Alec Guinness as Sir Fennimore Truscott. Alec Guinness - Sir Fennimore Truscott Renée Asherson - Lady Margaret Truscott Paul Rogers - Thomas Marjoriebanks Director: Rodney Bennett

The TV-play by John Mortimer from 1984 with Alec Guinness as Sir Fennimore Truscott. Alec Guinness - Sir Fennimore Truscott Renée Asherson - Lady Margaret Truscott Paul Rogers - Thomas Marjoriebanks Director: Rodney Bennett

The TV-play by John Mortimer from 1984 with Alec Guinness as Sir Fennimore Truscott. Alec Guinness - Sir Fennimore Truscott Renée Asherson - Lady Margaret Truscott Paul Rogers - Thomas Marjoriebanks Director: Rodney Bennett