The Four Just Men Money to Burn

The Four Just Men - Money to Burn

[@seandobson499]

Jack Hawkins,one of the all-time great actors,if only he had given up smoking before it was too late. Incidentally,the miniature medals he is wearing are his own,he served as a Colonel in India during the war.

[@bardotte5757]

Frank Thornton was a lovely man a good friend and we miss him. He was the complete opposite to Captain Peacock as he had a wonderful cheeky sense of humour. Frank was a Flying Officer during the second world war & new someone just like Peacock. His wife Beryl and he married in 1945 & were happily together until Franks death in 2013 aged 93. 🌹

[@Scatscar1985]

Amazing how one of the other Just Men is ALWAYS able to help in that week's episode!

[@mikebennett3812]

Oh Captain Peacock!

[@blodwyndavies6395]

What a crew and cast !!!! Directed by Basil Dearden, 2nd unit Director John Schellisinger and starring Jach HawkindsCharles Gray and Frank Thornton !!!!!

[@michaelashby1067]

BLODWYN DAVIES ian hunter as the head of the Barling firm

[@michaelashby1067]

Andrew Keir as well.....

[@michaelashby1067]

Michael Wisher

[@seandobson499]

The irony is that Charles Grey dubbed the voice of Jack Hawkins when he was suffering from incurable throat cancer.

[@JW-cr7qo]

Captain Peacock between the war and working in retail.

[@Josemjkno]

Very nice! Very funny! Thank you!

[@mikebennett3812]

Whilst there can be no doubt that Jack Hawkins was a first rate actor and respected personality, I think it only fair to point out that he dis not serve, not was he appointed, as a Colonel during WWII. In fact his official biography lists the following entry: Second World War Having attended an Officer Cadet Training Unit, he was commissioned into the Royal Welch Fusiliers, British Army, as a second lieutenant on 8 March 1941.[8] On 22 January 1944, he transferred to the Expeditionary Force Institutes in the rank of lieutenant.[9] He served with ENSA in India and Southeast Asia.[10] He relinquished his commission as a lieutenant (substantive) on 11 October 1946, and was granted the honorary rank of colonel.[11] During his military service, he made The Next of Kin (1942) for Ealing Studios.

[@vincentneale2620]

How havent I seen theres = what a treat many thnks fro loading onto KZbin

[@muniryassin9351]

Jack Hawkins again , a real treat and a younger Charles Gray , who played Blofeld in the James Bond film " Diamonds 💎 are forever " .

[@robmckinnon6146]

And Charles Gray dubbed Jack Hawkins voice later in his career

[@chicagofrank2010]

Captain Peacock are u free??

[@littlewhitepetals8790]

The earliest Frank Thornton appearance I've seen!

[@BobMoore2468]

recorded solely in pinewood studios lol

[@crose7412]

It said Walton Studios in the credits.

[@sandwichman100]

12:00 donald trumps speech writer?

[@sandwichman100]

for a company in the business of printing money they run a pretty sloppy ship

[@pmullins8821]

Weak audio. :(

[@wesleyrodgers886]

Headphones :)

[@robmckinnon6146]

Fine for me