Aunt Clara (1954) Margaret Rutherford, Ronald Shiner

[@frenesimyers1895]

I love Margaret Rutherford. Any Movie she was ever in was a joy to watch. Especially the Miss Marple series.

[@geoffreypiltz271]

Can I just make a plea for the author of the book and the script writer, Noel Streatfield and Kenneth Home, to be recognised for their brilliant work?

[@evetko]

Yes, it came from the mind to pen to book to movie. Absolutely, all credit goes to the author! ❤

[@holgerhansen7078]

Margaret Rutherford was one of a kind, in the best possible way: quirky, humorous, quick-witted, very talented, unique in her appearance, definitely English. Agatha Christie's Miss Marple was a perfect fit for her. Plus, believe it or not, she was an Oscar winner. She was an ideal "aunt." Warm-hearted.

[@keithcaffray6523]

This is a wonderful movie, with a plethora of British comedy talent, a delicious sense of irony, and, above all, a superb sense of fun. Dame Margaret Rutherford is, of course, magnificent, but she is supported by a stellar cast of comic actors, like Ronald Shiner, and a pre-Carry On Sid James. An absolute classic, many thanks for uploading this.

[@salobrena6442]

so sad that everyone member of this cast is now dead.. sniff

[@poorthing]

Great to have these Brit post war films available. I will watch anything with the marvelous Margaret.

[@eveivyprunette655]

I"m nearly 60, and i love these old films. I am French and always appreciated the British culture.

[@libbybethuk]

What a lovely comment thank you so much. For your goddess wishes

[@RoderickFernandez-bo8pc]

I was just speaking with a friend, and I was saying that, you know, only the british could make these movies.I'm american, we could never make a movie like this, and I was wondering if the french would make movies like this too I think they're particularly british and wonderful​@@libbybethuk

[@beckyyoung2173]

That was a really good movie! Thank you for posting it for us all to see. We DO need more Aunt Clara's in the world.

[@fritula6200]

Yes please ❤❤❤❤

[@camirosepoulsen1299]

What a sweet message! No judgements- no insinuations- just love & kindness. I wish these movies were still popular & there were more of them. Smile makers!!

[@TheCaptainsmith]

indeedy

[@patriciamaierson6500]

What a treasure! Such a lovely movie. Thank you so much for sharing it with everyone! Margaret Rutherford was truly one of the greats.

[@dianelabbe1179]

I'm sure everybody here knows about it, but just in case, the four movies Margaret Rutherford made as Miss Marple must absolutely be seen. Pure delight.

[@gemoonopra]

Diane Labbé I saw them once and they were interesting, I enjoyed them immensely.

[@bornagainspirit]

I love Margaret Rutherford !

[@aroseinwinter7719]

One wholikestruth me too.

[@paolamura3497]

Of course!!! When i'm down they really pick me up!

[@rubytuesday5412]

4:50 From Paddington was the first one i saw and then I was hooked! Then I found out my Grandma had all the books and I read them all. Margaret Rutherford was *the* best Miss Marple. I don't much care for Joan Hickson.

[@chloecook4511]

Supposedly available for 72 hours and still available 2 years later. ?? Glad it is still available. Lovely film.

[@polly2020]

If ever there was a time Aunt Clara's way of doing things was needed its now. Wonderful movie.

[@humboldthammer]

And in the end, Old Hookers (and Julie Mason's mother) get the house and enough money to recruit some new meat (young, pretty girls -- for Epstein's Island -- or wherever they're taking them now), Fosdick, now donates a third of his gambling profits to children -- like the lotteries do for public education -- he's happy -- the Pervert. Look at him dancing with all ages of children -- playland at the beach. Mr. AND Mrs. Mason (Order of the Eastern Star) lost their extortion racket (Julie Mason was Simon's 'natural daughter (at 59, with Hooker Grace Smith). The Butler, gets the Pub . . . and the Racket? and builds a Monument with an Angel on top (even though it gives him the willies) for good old A.C. Aunt Clara. anti-christ? Boy! Did she fool everyone. The young attorney is NSA now. And both Simon "Hilton" and Aunt Clara Hilton, faked their deaths with the Doctor's wonder drugs. As for today, The writing has been on the wall in THIS Babylon, since the Christians proclaimed Trump, chosen by God. WEIGHED -- FOUND WANTING. That's about THE Televangelist Rapture Prophets and Evangelical Zionist Mega-Church Pastors -- not Trump. Trump was honest. "I have never asked for forgiveness, but I take Holy Communion, anyway, because it makes me feel good inside. I am as much of a Christian as they are."

[@kwd3109]

@@humboldthammer Yawn, you're not too bright are you

[@humboldthammer]

@@kwd3109 I suspect that YOU have never had an original thought. Most Luciferians are JUST NOW finding out that Lucifer and Satan were detained just after Pentecost, and judged by the Ancients of Days, far from Earth, in 1985. Lucifer will NOT be appearing in the Temple for Great Re-Set on 09/23/26. Instead, the NEON GAUD will be unveiled. The devil and dragon remain on Earth. Their judgement is set for 10/12/26. Don't expect to see anything -- Daniel 7: 9-14 -- men and women NEVER do, except for an elect few. Over 93% of men and women are nearly deaf and blind spiritually. That's NORMAL. They "see" and "hear" NOTHING -- except perhaps, once or twice in a lifetime, while asleep. That's NORMAL. Why should YOU be any different?

[@billsmith2696]

@@humboldthammer Do your handler's know you've escaped?

[@johnseven3695]

@@billsmith2696 lol his handlers have been detained by Lucille fur ...a nice girl who does the laundry.

[@susanvaughan-schiele210]

A very sweet film with a lovely heart and the perfectly cast heroine who makes it a complete treat. Deserves restoration. ❤

[@b.b.finsclara3589]

Margaret Rutherford!!!!!😅🤣😃😍😇 What a marvelous and intuitive character she plays in this film. She is brilliant as usual. OH! How i wish there were Human Beings with such a kind and generous HEART and at the same time wicked enough to see through our frailties......How wonderful!!! Thaaanks for this enjoyable upload. Please find more great films of Margaret Rutherford.

[@haroldmachroli7038]

This movie was sheer bliss. What a woman Aunt Clara was. Always looking for the good in people and expecting it to come to fruition in their lives. Imagine what the world would be like if we could all do that.

[@mervyndrage3507]

When did she die?

[@keithcaffray6523]

@@mervyndrage3507 1972, after suffering for years with Alzheimer's. She was looked after by her devoted husband Stringer Davis who appeared with her in her 4 Miss Marple movies in the 1960s. RIP Dame Margaret, there will never be another like her ever.

[@smdecayeux]

She was the best miss Marple ever

[@noorgonzalez1076]

@@keithcaffray6523 Tyvm Loved them❤ Ecclesiastes 9:5,10 John 5:28 Revelation 21:3,4 Isaiah 35:5,6

[@madhatter909]

@@keithcaffray6523 so sad, Alzheimer's is a terrible disease.

[@Sotzume]

Thank you so much for posting this lovely film...Rutherford, as always, brings her easy charm to any role she played. A gentle film about all our human foibles and about forgiveness and nonjudgment. So lucky to have found this today.

[@sharmainhayward927]

What a lovely movie, and Aunt Clara is the sweetest woman.

[@davidcopperfield-notthemag397]

Everyone needs a "Aunt Clara" in their family! ☺😊😀😁

[@dianeharbin9346]

What a pity the world isn't run by Aunt Clara's.

[@WalterJoergLangbein]

Indeed! The world would be a much better place for every human being!

[@a.rosesrbleu9580]

It could be if we would all listen to Jesus Christ.....He is at the heart of all like Aunt Claras in the world.....

[@inkyguy]

Diane Harbin, one can't imagine the slurs and degradations that would be visited upon her should she run against Trump.

[@MrBlank-gf5zd]

Oh yes: I agree. Or Margaret Rutherfords.

[@MrBlank-gf5zd]

I would love to spend eternity in Nutwood, with Rupert Bear and his friends.

[@poetcomic1]

Just Quarantine me with OLD ENGLISH FILMS!

[@luridtolovely9330]

Agreed!

[@pennypiper7382]

@Lion Roars ..both sides are rotten, but one is more rotten than the other. Guess. Cheers from Oz.👍

[@HanktheWonderDog]

Thank you, loved it. When she touched the face of the lady who, by moral accounts would be thought of as unclean- and said "you have a heart of gold." ...I teared up. If only there were more Clara's to touch us all with love instead of judgement.

[@WalterJoergLangbein]

Her reaction was so good, warm hearted...

[@63bplumb]

If she was in Portland, OR now she'd be BEAT TO DEATH!

[@HanktheWonderDog]

@Greg Bloomfield What a lovely rememberance, you speak well of it and I loved reading it! My Great Gram Trone was a minister's wife (Lay- he preached everywhere, especially during the depression when the litttle river towns along the Illinois had little to no means to pay for parsonages, etc. He was a shopkeeper on the river and often hired "negroes" when others would not. He said, "the Black man has an extra soul in him, he has to toil and work for little to no means and he still sings." He wrote down a spiritual they were singing as they lined up and unloaded a barge-"I'm so glad that trouble don't last always"- until the internet, I had never discovered if that was a real song or not.) G Trone was rather pricklish but I observed so many times with her what you speak of- she treated "bums" with dignity unlike anyone else I had ever seen. Same thing- she would serve them at the table, allow them to clean up. Even if they were starving though, she'd make them "use their manners" at the table- and they did. Thank you for helping me today to remember perhaps where the generosity in my spirit came from too.

[@HanktheWonderDog]

@Greg Bloomfield A great thought!

[@leanneseville3782]

Yes Jesus loved the adulteress and the prostitute , John 8.:6-7, John 8,10-11 xo

[@kattydover6356]

İ just keep watching this every now and again to keep my spirits up. We need more Aunt Clara's

[@rosemarysaunders6752]

A typically delightful performance from Margaret Rutherford, ably supported by a talented cast of familiar faces. They really don't make them like that any more!

[@gazza2933]

No Rosemary, these films are Classics. 👍

[@antoniospanayiotou8619]

She is one of my favorite actresses... before satanists desyroyed the arts!!

[@Mags1906]

@@antoniospanayiotou8619 o yes, I love Margaret Rutherford. I am a big fan, she was and is a marvellous actor. Amazing lady.

[@zakiachowdhury1146]

Thank you so much for uploading the film, it has been years since I last watched this lady's superb acting, I have been feeling poorly recently and dealing with the daily stress of life but this has brought a smile to my otherwise grumpy face.

[@janettrobinson7072]

Ah bless you

[@keithbird8910]

"What a pity the world ain't run by Aunt Claras" - Amen brother, amen.

[@lechat8533]

Margaret Rutherford was an Original through and through :) Heaven is so much richer with her in it :) R.I.P.

[@stevengray1071]

What a really wonderful film they don’t make them like this anymore great performance from all the actors 👍

[@christrinder1255]

Great movie, Aunt Clara had the morals maybe only us older people really appreciate, and don’t laugh at, but appreciate wholeheartedly as we were brought up with them. Thanks so much for posting, always loved Margaret Rutherford 💖

[@letmeexplain1816]

Chris Trinder....I too love the old movies...never watch anything modern, Hollywood is just a pit of evil today!!

[@purgatoryofhope1414]

I wouldn't say that she had the judgmental morals of any time. She had what I would call Common Sense morality. As a matter of fact one of the greatest people of his time President Brigham Young of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believes that prostitutes should be accepted into society and treated with respect and equal access to all areas of society for it was not they who were causing the sin but the men and their wives who accepted their husbands sin. Utah was the only place in the country where a woman of ill repute could own her home vote go into any store in town at the same time another woman did go to the theater and have seats in a box or on the floor if she wanted go to a restaurant and not be ashamed. If an incident happened where a woman was rebuked or looked down upon in his presence oh boy were you given an earful for he felt that these women were forced into a situation not by their choosing mostly and let's get it let's be truthful most of these women start out as young children somewhere along the line they have to give in to survive maybe today they have a choice but back before when the morality issues were so strong it wasn't a choice it was by force if you wanted to live. Many women in UK & Europe killed themselves after the war because they couldn't hold their heads up in society for they had survived selling themselves simply to feed their children or themselves during the war. Their neighbors would not forgive them. The Conquering governments labeled many women who had fallen in love with conquering servicemen as prostitutes even though they were not. Many even held good jobs or lived at home with their parents. Labeled thusly they couldn't be brought into the Conquering countriesas their character was questionable. These governments felt their men should be going back and marrying the widowed or a now multitude of overabundance of women since so many young men had died. I had a friend who went to Europe in the 80s for the military & shared with me how sad it was and why there was a generation in Europe that couldn't forgive the consequences of the war. Happiness was all they wanted but there wasn't anyone to find happiness with for the streets, buses, restaurants theaters Etc everywhere you looked a sea of gray-haired aging women, no men their ages in sight A continent destroyed by war totaling a quarter century of conflict was left in emotional ruin that no rebuilding process could ever heal.

[@rubytuesday5412]

@@letmeexplain1816 ~ Same here. I never watch anything modern from Hollywood. An insult to our intelligence. Thank goodness for You Tube!

[@FreedomFighter-cr5xg]

I see Clara only associated with white people .. Clara is a racist , sad to say .. no role model for children

[@mariaadams6654]

Ok boomer

[@rachelcartwright9553]

What a charming film for a lazy Sunday. If only we all had an aunt Clara. Thankyou. 💕💕💕

[@vermilliongecko]

The black gentleman wearing the feathered headdress at the racecouse shouting 'I got a horse' is 'Prince Monolulu' (real name Peter Mackay). He was a real racing tipster, and something of a celebrity on the British racing scene from the 1920s until the time of his death. He was particularly noticeable for his brightly coloured clothing. 'I got a horse!' was his catchphrase, and it's the title of his autobiography.

[@Rog5446]

Ronald Shiner did actually say, it's Prince Monolulu. I saw him once at Winchester racecourse shouting his well known declaration, I GOTTA HORSE.

[@lorraineharris243]

Thankyou for this interesting information, something I would not have ever known,what a character, I'm going to Google him, thanks again

[@purgatoryofhope1414]

Thank you for adding that wonderful piece of History. One would never have known that that was a real person added to the story. He probably was ignored by everyone else and now is immortalized in a wonderful heartwarming story about Miss judging people, forgiving people and offering them a hand up, and just pure kindness and forgiveness.

[@colinclark9162]

he used to tour with the fairgrounds....ours on more than one occasion

[@jessfrankel5212]

@Peter Francis Intelligence and decency are two words that shouldn't be equated in your case, either, Sparky. Oh, your grammar stinks--and so do you.

[@pingpong5000]

"If only there were more like Aunti Clara running the country"! Amen to that! What a wonderful film, so well cast.

[@mariaibarra5883]

Very well put!!!

[@terryodams2244]

Great Film Brilliant Acting.. could do with more films like this...

[@beebee4095]

Watching her lovely films, you would never believe that Margaret Rutherford suffered such deep debilitating depression that in her later years she had electric shock treatment which horrifically damaged her memory so much she could not recall a lot of her past life e,g she kept her Oscar on the fire mantle yet she could not remember when or why she won it. Such a shame. Margaret was Unique and cannot help but cheer you up - she was a marvellous actress and a stunningly beautiful personality who loved people but unfortunately it is well known that two people whom she helped and took into her home, robbed her and stole her Oscar and other items and forged her will and took all her money and items - this woman was taken to court and she got away with it! and vanished taking Margarets money with her, we still do not know whom she sold the Oscar, it is still missing. Her husband Stringer was so affected by his wife’s death, he died not long after which was a lucky escape because the woman who stole his wife’s money, was their housekeeper and she tried to get Stringer to marry her, death prevented that. Margarets mother hung herself when Margaret was 2 years old and a few years later her father killed his own father and spent the rest of his life in Broadmore Mental Hospital. Margaret Rutherford only started acting when she was in her 40’s and soon became a Dame of the British Empire. What a lovely lady who brought others such joy with her films whilst she herself suffered in silence.A true trooper who loved to make people happy. ❤️ We love her films and we love her. ❤️

[@dolorescraig8322]

Very sad to know that about Margaret Rutherford. I adore her and love her movies.

[@Bumula1]

That's usually how it turns out. Depressed and suffering souls use their energy into bringing joy into others lives. She was definitely a treasure.

[@marge3477]

To bad now we know with today's research depression is an inflammatory condition treated better with anti-inflammatory meds and diet.. Today's antidepressant meds do nothing.

[@oceanbrzzz]

Baked Beans I didn’t know this, how tragic.

[@marysmyth8288]

Baked Beans, thank you so much for sharing of the tragic life of Dame Margaret Rutherford, I had not known this Tonight I was transported back in time to that lovely period of English traditions and such a blessings to Enjoy once again the most memorable Dame Margaret Rutherford, my heart now weeps for her own Terrible life journey , how marvelous she truly was, thanks for the movie which brought such joy to my Own 77year life span , how I loved being transported back to the 1950’s

[@privatebubba8876]

Like they say, "They just don't make them like they use to."

[@terencecass7735]

I met Margaret Rutherford when I was four years old. She was staying at the Parkway hotel in Leeds. She came to the council's open air swimming pool - the Blue Lagoon. She took me on a ride on her back swimming to the deep end and back. A charming lady in real life.

[@terencecass7735]

1955

[@inkyguy]

Thank you for sharing that memory. Reading about her I found some superlative comments from a colleague as to how marvelous a person she was.

[@collinhunter9792]

DID SHE!!!!!!!!!! Gees, lovely.

[@ausendundeinenacht1]

Lovely Interesting comMent Experience GREAT

[@ausendundeinenacht1]

I was born in Nineteen Fifty Nine Damn How come I never met pppl like her

[@jnuttso1]

back when people were famous for being talented not like today lots of famous people today dont know what talent is

[@raniarefaat8780]

i love your comment

[@alisonbarratt3772]

Today people get famous for flaunting their artificial bodies, and over spending on useless things

[@judyives1832]

There have always been talented people and hopefully there always will be.

[@johnedwards466]

Your so right

[@missfittrr]

True

[@ronaldstrange8981]

A wonderful British "B" movie. Probably not for our American cousins but it is really is typical British humour. Please enjoy as much as I did. March, 2023.

[@maureenmckenna5220]

A lot of these people got their start on the Famous London stage, or in Vaudeville. They were multitalented and knew how to entertain in many ways.

[@richardgagnon71]

I had become a fan of Ms. Rutherford through her Miss Marple film series. Aunt Clara fit her to a tee. An excellent cast and a delightful film.

[@angelanicholson951]

You can't beat Margaret Rutherford.

[@tomjojo849]

non to equal Dear Margaret

[@dianewinnicki8115]

Please watch Blithe Spirit with M Rutherford in color. One of her best! And her Miss Marple movies were incredible esp. Murder at the Gallop and Murder She Said.

[@kaysiewhitfield5590]

No better way to spend a cold, rainy winter afternoon than watching the delightful Margaret Rutherford!

[@darkestserenity6775]

Love M Rutherford , She never fails to entertain and leave one a little Wiser

[@peterpyke1213]

A NICE FEELGOOD FILM,WE NEED THESE AT THE MOMENT.THANK YOU

[@Sam16mee]

I’m crying like a baby thank you!

[@lindamcdermott2205]

I just love all the one liners in this show! Very funny. You have to listen carefully in British comedy and it is well worth it.

[@lizziedripping71]

You are right. Today it is all fast food, instant cheap laughs, quick relationships !

[@popcorngirl14]

I absolutely love Margaret Rutherford. She's one of my most favorites.

[@angelabarrineau640]

Jane Calero your profile is fake. Lmao

[@LCLW63]

I love this movie. I keep coming back as it is such a sweet story and in a world that has gone mad right now, this gives me hope that we can all get back on track.

[@1963salvator]

That was so lovely - none of this violence that permeates films these days - very gentle.

[@rrosenlum]

Terrific -- nice clear picture and sound, too! Many thanks.

[@3D6Space]

I had never heard of Margaret Rutherford before watching this movie just now. She's so funny! She's my new favorite actress!

[@eh44returns97]

So pleased to read this comment - there are other Margaret Rutherford films available to view on You Tube, she never made a bad film!

[@3D6Space]

@@eh44returns97 My friends tell me about all the new movies out there, and my only reply is that I am still trying to catch up to the 40's and 50's! lol ---> I hope to make it to the 60's before I die, and I am sure I won't miss much from the 70's!

[@dannybowden8909]

Love this one. Beats the heck out of movies today.

[@Laura-Lee]

I don't where you found this old gem of a movie but I'm so glad you did and that you were kind enough to share it with us. A good quality upload without a bunch of advertisements. Very generous of you. It quite "hit the spot" after a dark and tense week. Most sincerely, Laura-Lee 🙋🏻‍♀️👍🏻☺

[@glendadrake6103]

I absolutely love this movie! Thank you for the viewing.

[@muhsanbashir4967]

Lovely actress lovely movies margaret Rutherford bless her

[@tessdurberville711]

I am sick in bed and just finished watching this. Very pleasant movie, but I wish that Aunt Clara had either taken the dogs home with her or at least seen that they were fed properly. To anyone who may not be familiar with Margaret Rutherford and enjoyed this film, I would like to recommend "Miranda".

[@Jensen1959]

@tessdurberville711 I read your comment 4 years later (2024) and appreciate your suggestion on a movie I had not seen yet. I really enjoy Margaret Rutherford movies. 👍🙂

[@YvonneJohnson-sp1uo]

Reccomend blithe spirit, margaret rutherford

[@sherrybentz3224]

Yes, we do need more people with a heart & spirit like Aunt Clara. Maybe we will find some of her spirit inside ourselves. Thank you for sharing this gem!

[@fionamackellar6629]

Thank you for sharing this gem. Margaret Rutherford is my favourite Actress

[@silverbats]

Margaret Rutherford was the best as Miss Marple! Absolutely love her in all the movies she's been in! Awesome actress!

[@Laura-ys7bx]

Such a lovely film. Thank you for the upload. And this mixed up world might be better off if there was an 'Aunt 'Clara' out there to sort things out. Tolerance, wisdom, & kindness, along with such innocence.

[@margiewatson6081]

What a consummate actress Margaret Rutherford was! Thank you for the posting :)

[@harrysynnott2379]

This film is a gem, as is Margaret Rutherford. Thank you.

[@RobertLocksley385]

She's the very definition of a national treasure.

[@WalterJoergLangbein]

Even the wildest dogs love Aunt Clara and become like dear puppies...

[@jerrysparrow9933]

I enjoyed this film very much, thank you!

[@jstearns918]

Wonderful movie! I love Margaret Rutherford and the cameo of her co-star in all her mystery movies, Mr. Stringer!

[@michellemcknight4185]

And husband

[@winstonpoole9906]

1954 , rationing finally ended when meat and bacon were ' de-rationed ' in July .

[@olabagadubagadu1517]

THIS WAS A RATHER EXCELLENT & SMART MOVIE. FULL OF GRACE AND LISTENS TO LIVE BY. I REALLY ENJOYED WATCHING THIS MOVIE. A VERY HUMBLING EXPERIENCE. AUNT CLARE WAS FULL OF MERCY. A VERY GENTLE SOUL. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS MOVIE.😇😇😇😇😇 THE ACTRESS WHO HAD PLAYED AUNT CLARE WAS DEFINITELY A BLESSING AND A REAL GEM. I LOVED THE WAY SHE CAREFULLY LIVED AROUND EVERYONE. SHE WAS AN UNSELFISH REASSURING EXUBERANT EXAMPLE CHRISTLIKE CHARACTER FULL OF LIFE WITH A MISSION TO ACCOMPLISH. WELL DONE AUNT CLARE I LEARNED SOMETHING MORE TO ADD TO MY CHRISTIAN LIFESTYLE.

[@carrieannmcleod5219]

What a gem of a film! Thank you for posting.

[@duyagetme]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have never seen this movie! Love Margaret Rutherford!!

[@stephentindle1272]

Thank you, haven't seen that since I was a kid. Possibly last time I saw it I didn't appreciate that the 'ladies' were on the game.

[@dennislyon8030]

It was a great time to grow up in.People respected each other their country and our people. Simple times simple.lives🎥🎥

[@desleykakoulidisgallaway3382]

I love a good story- the characters and interesting and funny twists - we can all relate to this 🥰 clean, clever, courteous 🦋

[@jerryhatley5004]

What a joy Miss Margaret was and we can still enjoy her talent today. Who is like her?

[@LE-zy2od]

Rudeford destroyed miss Marple

[@michaelmoricz8422]

Screenplay by Kenneth Horne!

[@lisabayliss6077]

I love Margaret Rutherford and remember chancing upon her gravestone at at James church Gerrard's Cross when I was a young girl .. I can't think how it is that this gem hasn't been shown more often ? Can't we treasure her and these wonderful human qualities more in our topsy turvy times

[@pingpong5000]

Another golden age of film Gem, no wonder it's funny screen play by Kenneth Horn. Making these kind of films should be compulsory now, instead of films for ex Wreslers and plastic women. Thanks for sharing.

[@BrenneMeirowitz]

Thank you for sharing this charming film. Margaret Rutherford is a treasure.

[@thegreaterbilby2171]

Gotta love Margaret Rutherford. Thanks for sharing with us. Cheers!

[@SUPER_WOLFMOON]

Thank you for sharing this movie! It seems without your rescuing it and putting it on KZbin we wouldn't have had the pleasure of watching this! Your work is much appreciated! Liked and Subbed!

[@wikuso5538]

What a sweet old film. Such a pity Margaret Rutherford didn't make a hundred more. She was a delightful actress.

[@thatguyinelnorte]

Such a wonderful film!!!!

[@thatguyinelnorte]

I watch this every year.

[@jwilcox4726]

Awesome english movie, I could watch this over and over again. Thank you for sharing and we will miss your channel emensly. Try to work something out. I'll be praying for you and your channel. Peace.

[@leslierodgers2347]

Can't beat the old films, lot's of characters, great value to watch,

[@victorireland8913]

Margaret Rutherford knew just where to stop short of over-sentimentality. Ronald Shiner takes it to the cusp of contained cockney sparrow-ism. Not to forget the all too brief, but very amusing, performance of A.E. Matthews. Brilliant actors all! Thanks for making it available.

[@LucianTSkeptic]

Available for 72 hours only, but comments are four months old.

[@eh44returns97]

I decided to keep it up for longer, as the film seemed to be proving so popular.

[@LucianTSkeptic]

Thanks for the reply. Love that Margaret Rutherford!

[@franescadiano]

Thank you for sharing! I adore Margaret Rutherford. Unfortunately in Italy we only get the Miss Marples movies, but thanks to YT I can ejoy these gems. And it's a joy.

[@malkaringel7864]

Thanks for this. Zany good 🎥 especially on this rainy Saturday night!

[@jamesmcleesh2688]

Dame Margaret Rutherford a true English Actress a PURE GEM . Sadly missed. R.I.P A True Fan . Thank you.

[@haroldmachroli3368]

What a delightful movie. Margaret Rutherford fantastic as always. This truly is a treasure. Thanks for posting.

[@Moronvideos1940]

Thank you for this wonderful movie ....

[@cynthiabrooksdemartini7256]

Absolutely priceless! Thank you ever so much, and keep these treasures coming!

[@junefun55]

Everything about this is magic; the cast, the story and the pace, it’s so lovely. Thank you for the joy of watching it, I’d never seen it before.

[@lisat9322]

What an adorable, lovable character Margaret Rutherford was. Love every film she's ever been in. The quintessential, British, sweet old girl. God bless you Margaret Rutherford.

[@janealexander1378]

I hope you have saw 'Trouble in Store'.

[@LE-zy2od]

Rudeford is horrible

[@fredrickaappletree3402]

@@LE-zy2od so are you

[@longwhitemane]

I just found this. How in the world did you find this gem?! Thank you for posting it. ❤💛💚💙💜

[@liztaylor7986]

A wonderful film, than you so much for posting.

[@zunipus]

That one got tears out of me. And it was the scene between Mrs. Smith and Clara. 😉💕 Heart of gold.

[@SeanVplayer]

Great hidden treasure! Thank you, I had never seen this gem previously, glad to have had the opportunity.

[@kjosie100]

British comedy at its best. Todays actors and writers cannot compete, even with all the modern filming advancement.

[@Tony-hx2fj]

thank you so much, I can't get enough of Margaret!!

[@Tony-hx2fj]

@Gianmarco Sabato ??????

[@araunapalm]

Not beauty but goodness. I love these old movies that celebrate good & kind values.