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Newest Review: ... back down.... Influences: Some of the incidents in the film were inspired by other incidents that had occurred. The idea ... more

 ... of have a territory within a country that belonged to somewhere else was inspired by the birth of Princess Margriet of Holland in Canada during World War II. Under Dutch law royal personages not born in Holland were not eligible to feature in the line of succession. The Canadian government passed a special law decreeing that Queen Juliana's rooms in the hospital in which she gave birth were extraterritorial so that Margriet would have Dutch nationality when she was born. The "blockade" that the Burgundians ...more

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Passport to Pimlico [VHS] (1949)
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keeperofthematri
Passport To Pimlico (DVD): Passports Please! (1398 words)
by - written on 18/01/10 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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I got a free copy of this film with a newspaper a few years back so this is a film only review. Plot: The war has ended and London bakes in a heatwave. Pimlico, like many other places across the country, is a mixture of undamaged buildings and houses and sites that have been bombed. They also have an unexploded bomb, lodged in a large open hole in the ground which has been surrounded by a makeshift cordon. When a group of local children accidentally roll a tractor tyre down the open hole the bomb goes off and, later, local resident Arthur Pemberton slides down the hole. Seeing gold goblets and coins he convinces himself that he's been ...  Read the complete review

razielle
"Blimey! I'm a foreigner!" (316 words)
by - written on 27/03/09, updated on  29/03/09 (Useful, 113 readings)
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One of my favourite films, Passport to Pimlico was a film I first saw when I was a child, and the concept of it really appealed to me. It came out in 1949, and is set a in post second world war London, Pimlico to be precise (funny that!). It stars Stanley Holloway (also in The Lavender Hill Mob, My Fair Lady and much more), Margaret Rutherford (Miss Marple), and a very early appearance from Charles Hawtry (Carry On films). To summarise slightly, because I don't want to give too much away, and besides, it is definitely a comedy worth seeing, there is an unexploded bomb, some kids are playing and accidentally(?) kick a tyre down the hole, which sets ...  Read the complete review