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Basil Dearden's whimsical British comedy shines in a digitally remastered transfer from Network Distributing.
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Basil Dearden's whimsical British comedy shines in a digitally remastered transfer from Network Distributing.
A brand-new High Definition transfer from the original film elements is available from 11th March.
The classic 1952 adaptation is released as part of The British Film Collection.
Alastair Sim and Margaret Rutherford spar in this timeless British classic.
Quick-witted farce stars Peter Sellers alongside a stellar cast of British talent.