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6 May 1953 (USA) moreTagline:
Smash Stage Hit...Now a Wonderful Movie!Plot:
An omnibus featuring three Noel Coward tales, long on Coward humor which is to say very little at all... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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I Say, Chaps---I Think It's Rather Brilliant moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Valerie Hobson | ... | Stella Cartwright: Ways and Means |
| Nigel Patrick | ... | Toby Cartwright: Ways and Means |
| Jack Warner | ... | Murdoch: Ways and Means |
| Jessie Royce Landis | ... | Olive Lloyd Ransome: Ways and Means |
| Michael Trubshawe | ... | Professor Chapsworth aka Chaps: Ways and Means |
| Mary Jerrold | ... | Nanny: Ways and Means |
| Yvonne Furneaux | ... | Elena: Ways and Means |
| Jacques Cey | ... | The Fence: Ways and Means |
| Kay Walsh | ... | Lily Pepper: Red Peppers |
| Ted Ray | ... | George Pepper: Red Peppers |
| Martita Hunt | ... | Mabel Grace: Red Peppers |
| Frank Pettingell | ... | Mr. Edwards: Red Peppers |
| Bill Fraser | ... | Bert Bentley: Red Peppers |
| Toke Townley | ... | Stage Manager - Red Peppers |
| Ian Wilson | ... | Call Boy - Red Peppers |
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Different strokes for different folks, I guess! I saw this movie one night on Turner Classics, and thought I'd check out the IMDb write-up. I was surprised to see the negative comments about it, so I have to respond. I couldn't disagree more! It's definitely from another era, the British theatrical tradition of the '30s and '40s when Noel Coward was at his peak. I thought the writing and characterization was totally brilliant in all respects. Three short plays with unique, eccentric British characters involved in totally different slices of life. It's off-the-wall, satirical, cheeky black humor that's always ironic and engaging. All the actors are excellent, and obviously highly experienced veterans of the English stage. Consequently, this is definitely not a Hollywood production, and a lot of people might not appreciate it. But for anyone who appreciates the world of Noel Coward, I think it deserves top ratings.