Miranda 1948 Film in English, Comedy Fantasy, Glynis Johns, Googie Withers, Griffith Jones, Margar

[@sharonpolikoff7282]

So glad to have a chance to see this wonderful film again! Glynis Johns is simply adorable in it, with great support by David Tomlinson and Margaret Rutherford.

[@alidabaxter5849]

Glynis Johns was wonderful in every film and play she was in. I saw her in the West End of London playing Henry VIII's third wife, "the Flanders Mare" and she was sensational. In films please look for "No Highway in the Sky" - she's just perfect.

[@pixels2u]

Charming, great British humor, great actors, sumptuous sets and clothing. 🧜‍♀️

[@dmcgill9360]

Absolutely LOVE this film. Thanks for the upload!

[@yodservant]

Glynis Johns....she was great😊lived to be 100 years old, bless her, came from an extremely talented musical and theatrical family...❤

[@laurabrowning7973]

Delightful! I always enjoy a British-made movie! Thank you for sharing it with us!

[@libertytreebud5406]

Absolutely entertaining and fun 😃 thank you so much 👍👍👍

[@shelleymcafee8197]

I love, love, love Margaret Rutherford - she was fantastic as ‘Nurse Carey’ in this film, precisely the right person for that comic and eccentric role!

[@cammieg4381]

Sophisticated silliness! (Loved it!)

[@birdlynn417]

Awesome! 😃 Charming, charming. 😘

[@ginnylorenz5265]

Enchanting, charming, darling British movie.

[@lindablanthorn7787]

Absolutely loved this film.. I’m sure I saw it once when I was a child. ❤

[@dianehewitt579]

One of my favorite films growing up!

[@evetko]

What a fun-loving, family fantasy film. ❤

[@carmenmonroe7]

Oh this one was so much fun!!! Bravo! Encore!!!

[@sheibanineda2488]

BTW Googy Withers and her husband are in this film !! Affaire de famille. Really enjoyable😊

[@SailorAllan]

25 year old Glynis , what a dish.now I see utube has "mad about men" the sequel to this film made 6 years later with Glynis.

[@susanbeaumont6063]

Delightful. Thank you.

[@kayp5299]

I so enjoyed this film ...Thank you very much for sharing.

[@judyharper1742]

Just a thought, Loved this, Margaret Rutherford (Miss Marple) true gem. Once I heard GJ I knew her voice straight away. What silly fun.

[@brunodesamber5714]

A. Very. Funny. Classic. Comedy. Movie. 📼 top. One. To. See. This. One. 📽 thanks. 🎬 😅😂 🎞

[@kcren38]

Chopped at the beginning twice. The full version is elsewhere on KZbin.

[@b.visconti1765]

Delightful!!!❤

[@skylilly1]

She’s such a flirt 🧜‍♀️😂

[@MarkLatvala]

I just burst out laughing as soon as Margaret Rutherford picked up the phone! I had forgotten she was in the cast

[@annamossity8879]

I so enjoyed this movie! Thank you for sharing it with us! The ending was quite racy for the time. 😉 And didn’t Glenis Johns and Davis Thomlinson team up in Mary Poppins, as Mr. and Mrs. Banks?

[@rivermoon6190]

Yes they did about 16 years later!

[@steveprudell9976]

Great sharin thiS

[@donnarouse9432]

Margaret Rutherford us a charming actress

[@Bluediamond200]

I love her, I watch all her films.

[@shelleymcafee8197]

So fun to see David Tomlinson and Glynis Johns in this Together, predating their roles as ‘Mr. and Mrs. Banks’ in the Disney production of Mary Poppins!

[@Tonybmth15]

What a original version before simple remake of Splah 1984 - Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah. What classic british film. Margaret Rutherford are brilliant actress. David Tomlinson and Glynis Johns had reunion many year later in Mary Poppins 1964.

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

Loved this movie

[@robert4724]

Wonderful film, that ending would not have gotten passed the censors in the US in that era.

[@laurabrowning7973]

I agree! Whose do you think it is?

[@robert4724]

@@laurabrowning7973 Dr Paul Martin's or Nigel's, the kid did not have Charles big ears.

[@laurabrowning7973]

@@robert4724 I'm thinking Dr. Martin's. Nigel wasn't freaked out about her 'legs'...

[@annamossity8879]

Dr. Martin, of course! All that time alone in the cave. 😉

[@rivermoon6190]

@@laurabrowning7973 It’s got to be the Drs because the other two hadn’t seen her legs and didn’t have the faintest idea she was a mermaid, which would have been hard to miss if something had happened. However, in all fairness, we don’t know how mermaids mate… blowing up each other’s nostrils, kissing on the top of the head etc... 😆😂.

[@suehofkamp8594]

Great old movie.

[@Texasishot105]

Glynis Johns just passed in January 2024 at 100... amazing ❤

[@donnaaranda7175]

Margaret Rutherford the original Ms Marple

[@DarkFlamage]

Great actor!

[@garyfrancis6193]

The 1948 British version of “ Splash”. A man ctaches a mermaid and takes her to London. Factually accurate.

[@lisadesignsgypsywoma]

Except it was SHE who made him take her to London!

[@sheibanineda2488]

Or rather the other way round

[@SuziQ.]

Madison followed Allen to NYC.

[@TruthHumble3220]

I am watching from Germany and I am loving this precious old movie🙏🌹❤️🙋🇩🇪Miranda & her innocence was witching all the man. But you can't be angry with her,because she is the Fairytale Mermaid who is so sweet and is opening up our 💕. I loved the Marriage woman of Paul as she discovered that Miranda was a Mermaid she wasn't jealous at all and liked her as well. Why Today's producers are not making these lighthearted movies anymore.Today every female actor had 1 to 4 Facelifts and their faces are not moving anymore because they use every 3 month a lot of Botox. Today the movies are more fake ,the movies are more boring Only intrigued,and narcissistic relationships and violand Movies are played today Todays actors lost that innocence and warm hearted face.❤️ What has happened to our Society in our Country's 🤔🥲

[@donnarouse9432]

I think there was a later version in color but maybe made in America. This almost reminds of the fairy tale where the young mermaid torments her self after saving a prince. She sacrifices her speaking abilities just to get a chance to walk, iykyk

[@mgdrew3044]

The Little Mermaid by Danish author Hans Christian Anderson

[@SuziQ.]

“Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid”? That’s from 1948, with William Powell and Ann Blyth. She can’t speak, but she “sings”. Addit: I remember “The Little Mermaid” as a book. Was the movie from the seventies available in English? I only recall reading the book.

[@42kellys]

Yeah, that' Hans Christian Andersen's story

[@Iceland874]

The mother in Mary Poppins!

[@gio-2020]

And father!

[@42kellys]

What a delightful film! And to see Glynis Johns young and as a seductive beauty was quite a change from her more mature looks in the films I saw her in.

[@alidabaxter5849]

Glynis Johns was a marvellous actress. Please look for another British film - No Highway in the Sky - serious film in which she starred with James Stewart and Marlene Dietrich. Excellent.

[@42kellys]

@@alidabaxter5849 thank you for the tip, l am going to search out that film.

[@unveiltruth]

TY FROM KANSAS USA (=

[@fritula6200]

TRIVIA: GLYNIS JOHNS: Glynis Margaret Payne JOHNS : 1923-2024. Born in Pretoria while her parents were touring the then Union of South Africa (a dominion of the British Empire and later the British Commonwealth of Nations). Glynis married 4 times. Her only child, son Gareth Forwood, age 67, in 2007 died in England from a heart attack: Glynis' grandson Thomas Forwood resides and works in Paris: She lived in America upon her death, her ashes were placed alongside the remains of her well known English actor father, Mervyn Johns 1899 -1992 in Wales. England: Rest in God's Peace:

[@sniedzerungis9541]

Magical and Funny

[@beverlybiswell3964]

Cute movie

[@yodservant]

Ahhhh❤😊🎉

[@shelleymcafee8197]

(I wish that the sequel would have had Miranda’s baby in it; guess the Censors wouldn’t have approved a Love-Child, even if it were half Mermaid!)

[@wendybutler1681]

SNL explored the human-mermaid question. Fish and human genitalia do not mesh. Reese Witherspoon was the mermaid.

[@stephanierodriguez3828]

😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@yakk13]

He had an affair while on holiday, then was bold enough to bring his lover home with him; into his wife’s house. He took his lover out on the town to the same places he and his wife go. Her friends met his lover… and she immediately forgave him! He would have suffered for the rest of his pitiful life if he were mine!

[@FlipDahlenburg]

How exactly did he 'have an affair' with a mermaid who kidnapped him. Please be specific, I'd like to make it with a mermaid myself, and I'm unmarried.

[@DavidRice111]

When fish spawn, there's no physical contact.

[@DarkFlamage]

@@DavidRice111 Fish don't have live births, mammals do.

[@DarkFlamage]

@yakk13 Vindictive much????

[@DavidRice111]

@@DarkFlamage Let me guess- you failed reading comprehension in middle school? Show me where my comment suggested "live birth"? Try not to let your trollish instinct overwhelm your minuscule intellect.

[@JjJJ-fh5fn]

👍😂❤️

[@suzysuzy4799]

💚🙏😇🙏💚

[@relkus3249]

jesus christ the opening credits !!! PLEASE show it. thnx.

[@thomasgansevoort929]

I won't watch a film that doesn't show opening credits but I do check the very end of the film, and in this case the players are all listed at the end of the film. At least this film showed the studio name and the man striking the gong

[@nursenancy888]

😮 you really should be careful how you use our Lord and Saviours name! 🤦

[@nursenancy888]

Just Google it, don't be so rude.

[@sheibanineda2488]

Sorry Googie

[@Mr.Grimsdale]

Impossible to watch because of the amount of adverts.

[@nursenancy888]

You need youtube premium only 4. 99 a month, ad free, 👍

[@Mr.Grimsdale]

@@nursenancy888 No i don't need it.

[@gogirlscanon]

Wait, what? The baby. Where? Who? How?

[@Susan-il1fv]

Alone in the cave with the doctor. The others didn't know about her tail.

[@jamespdillon5951]

Must’ve been Paul’s child. He’s the only one that knew what was up downstairs with the mermaid.

[@SuziQ.]

My vote’s on Nigel. Fish don’t need physical contact to spawn.

[@DarkFlamage]

@@Susan-il1fv Doctor was also with Miranda in the roadside pool/pond, remember?

[@lazurus63]

Making infidelity so cute. Weird.

[@paulacnote]

So this is where they stole the story for Splash...explains a lot

[@SuziQ.]

The story is older than this. It’s a Hans Christian Andersen story adaptation.

[@old_lady_young_heart]

I did not like it.