London Belongs To Me (Public Domain)

[@louisemiller2774]

The clarity of this old movie is amazing....wish all these great old movies were well preserved as this one is - including the sound.

[@bubsybubbles5099]

Great cast. Good movie. Thanks for posting

[@dorothyparker100]

A most enjoyable film. The characters are all, without exception wonderful. I have watched it many times. Thank you very much for the upload.

[@thrippleton]

Wonderful film with a great performance by Alastair Sim. Typical of the times. One to watch over and again.

[@Mikejohn177]

Richard Attenborough is just wonderful

[@andrewgreen1322]

I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing!!

[@viviennepopek]

Very good film, thank you for uploading x

[@clivefuller-hale5073]

A big favourite...thanks for posting...

[@Kidraver555]

One of the best of it's day, excellent social commetary and a great print, thanks very much for posting.

[@Dioxinpie]

The Henry Squales character is a scream; especially, the courtroom scene, starting from eating the apple. What a tonally-rich mellifluous voice, he has.

[@Griffinmc]

Thanks for posting this. My wife and I just got through reading the novel and really enjoyed the film version (although it differs quite a bit from the book -- this has to happen with adaptations). The movie was just as droll and sweet as the book.

[@suzannesadiiqa]

If I'd lost the prospect of a retirement cottage under such circumstances I would go ballistic! Those were the 'good old days' when a man could do such a thing without consulting his wife.

[@victorjamesireland]

An excellent picture! Thanks for making it available.

[@songanddanceman100]

That was a bit special! Lovely film encompassing all sorts of themes and situations. Alistair Sim rules! Richard Attenboroughat 25 y/o!

[@TheChrisrg]

I have just saved this too watch later, the book I have read, fantastic novel, well worth a punt.

[@AcridPeter]

Interesting to see Percy starting out so soft and moral in the film. In the novel he's a deluded fantasist.

[@davidcarlson2152]

_Anything with Alastair Sim._

[@kawasaki5187]

Great book, great film and a wonderful cast

[@stephensullivan4888]

Anything with Alistair Sim is great!

[@myrathompson4587]

great story line ..good movie ..enjoyed

[@rajnasarda]

Thank you for uploading this. British cinema at is best. Genius acting talent and direction.

[@paulhayward4383]

a good old film...

[@neilyoungboy]

Sim's sure was a smooth devil...

[@megansueoka7686]

What a beauty Susan Shaw was! Tragic that she died so young

[@mckavitt13]

What did she die of? I didn't know about her early death.

[@maxgantt7270]

Yes Glen. that is Leo Genn narrating.

[@TheAremo1st]

@Ludocrat I would have though AG used his character for further development in Brighton Rock?

[@mckavitt13]

Yes, it is obvious that Alec Guinness was familiar w Alastair Sim's refined con man here, but the former made his character much more grotesque, being a true criminal.

[@aaronmichaels3031]

Richard Attenborough young? this movie is ancient...

[@SBCBears]

46:35 I was never so happy to see an irritating character killed off in a movie as this one.

[@orange70383]

Come now time you pick up your bobbins.

[@markwalker4219]

is that leo genn doing voiceover

[@akarpowicz]

Yes. That is Leo Genn.