The Happiest Days of Your Life (1950)

7.3	Rating (16 ratings)
7.5	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Frank Launder

Starring (View all)

Alastair Sim
Wetherby Pond

Margaret Rutherford
Muriel Whitchurch

John Turnbull
Conrad Matthews

Richard Wattis
Arnold Billings

John Bentley
Richard Tassell

Guy Middleton
Victor Hyde-Brown

Percy Walsh
Monsieur Joue

Arthur Howard
Anthony Ramsden

Written by

Frank Launder
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3 years, 11 months ago at May 22 16:15

fernando

(OK) Rutherford and Sim have a show apart struggling and bluffing; but the rest is kinf of poor, the anecdote is so clear and with few hilarant gags...

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Chaos ensues for staff and students alike when an all-boys and an all-girls school are amalgamated into one.

Release date: 8 March 1950

Tags: Comedy (4), British (3), 1950 (3), 1950s (1), Rebellion (1), Farce (1), Headmaster (1), Headmistress (1), Schooldays (1), Schoolday (1)

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fernando posted a review 3 years, 11 months ago

“(OK) Rutherford and Sim have a show apart struggling and bluffing; but the rest is kinf of poor, the anecdote is so clear and with few hilarant gags...” read more