Passport to Pimlico Page #2

Synopsis: When an un-exploded WWII bomb is accidentally detonated in Pimlico, London, it reveals a treasure trove. They find documents proving that the region is, in fact, part of Burgundy, France and thus foreign territory. The British government attempts to regain control by setting up border controls and cutting off services to the area. The 'Burgundians' fight back.
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Henry Cornelius
Production: Eagle-Lion Films
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.2
Rotten Tomatoes:
92%
APPROVED
Year:
1949
84 min
540 Views


premises or factory site.

"Heart of busy trading centre.

Unlimited prospects.

"Full transport facilities to hand.

"Special appeal to purchaser of vision.

"No obstruction to future development.

"Thoroughly safe investment."

What have you been up to, you little devil?

Little devil, that's what you are.

Wasn't me. It was him.

I reckon it was about six to four

on him coming home in a sack.

- Came down on my funny bone.

- Went right up in the air, I did.

So will your father

when he hears about this.

All I can say is

some people are born lucky.

- Oh!

- Arthur!

- Dad, where are you?

- Where is he gone?

- Somebody do something!

- Hold on!

- Here's a rope!

- Mr Pemberton!

Mr Pemberton! Are you all right?

Are you all right, Mr Pemberton?

Oh, I'm having a grand time.

Arthur!

Don't worry, we're getting him up.

Right!

Heave!

Take it easy!

Stick to it, Dad! You'll make it!

Hold tight, dear.

You all right?

- Hey, what happened?

- Thank you, boys.

I'm all right. Don't worry, don't fuss.

I'm all right, I tell you.

- You have hurt yourself.

- No, I haven't.

- Just like old times, eh?

- Hello, Ted. Yeah, just like.

You turn up when it's all over.

Now, come on. Which of you was it?

Come on. Who was it?

- Which of you was it?

- Don't lie!

- It's always that kid of yours.

- He never touched that wheel.

- Steady, steady.

- Well, sit still, then.

" - Shirley!

OK, I'll go.

- That'll do, that'll do.

- No, it won't. Stay where you are.

Playing about like a schoolboy.

I don't know why you ever wanted

to go down the blessed hole.

I didn't want to go down the hole.

I fell down.

Well, you shouldn't have gone so close.

- Who was it?

- Frank with the ice.

- You didn't go to the door like that?

- Yes, of course.

It's the only sensible kind of thing

to wear in this kind of weather.

Downright indecent, I call it.

Whatever must that man have thought?

Exactly the same as all the other men

thought last year at Bournemouth.

- I thought I was seeing things again.

- Seeing things?

Yes, when all that stuff fell on my

head, I fancied I saw a kind of cave

with a load of treasure in it.

- Treasure?

- Yes, goblets, jewels, gold coins and...

Look out, look out.

It's all getting down my neck.

Did you say gold coins?

Oh, that's one of those kids

worked off a dud on you.

It is gold, isn't it?

Come on. I'll fetch a ladder.

You grab a couple of torches.

Arthur, don't be daft. Come back. Shirley!

Arthur, your supper's just on ready!

Now, I wonder where that was.

Oi.

All right, all right. Come on, come on.

Shine the light here, will you?

Keep your light there.

There.

Cor! Someone's been

saving up for a rainy day.

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