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The London Nobody Knows (1967)
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Brian Comport (writer/adaptor)
Geoffrey S. Fletcher (writer)
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(Credited cast) | James Mason | ... | Himself - Guide / Narrator |
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53 min
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Factual. This is really a film version of a guided walking tour around some arcane bits of London in 1967. James Mason plays his part very well, but the script and the locations the film makers dig out are what make this such a valuable document. Just about all the places this film mentions are massively changed / disappeared now. You'll do well to ever see this film 'though - it's a real rarity.