Wednesday, 27 July 2016


It's amazing what you find on-line when you're looking for something else. I've been wanting to see this 1946 film for ages - it's one of my favourite Dorothy Whipples - but never tracked it down before. Original quest forgotten, I had the kettle on in a jiffy.

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

If you like old films have you tuned in to channel 81 TALKING PICTURES TV?
It is on freeview and freesat all day every day.
Some of the gems on there---SOME OTHER LOVE with Stanwyck THE WOMAN IN QUESTION with Jean Kent and THE SEVENTH VEIL with James Mason.


Tina

Anonymous said...

I was thrilled to learn of Talking Pictures, Tina, only to find that I can't get that channel in rural Dorset, where I live. :-(

I didn't know there was a film of They Knew Mr Knight. Obviously a must see.

Cornflower said...

Ooh!

Anonymous said...

I didn't know that a film had been made of it!

mary said...

I think I'd be watching that all day,Tina- but it doesn't seem to work online and I got rid of my very old-fashioned television.

I was thrilled to find Mr Knight. I knew it existed because it has occasionally been shown as a rather expensive Persephone Books event. I was hoping it would turn up online eventually. I did enjoy it-and it seemed true to the book,though it's a good while since I read it.

Lucille said...

What Cornflower said. I'm storing that up as a treat when things quieten down here.

mary said...

I enjoyed it, Lucille... wait till you hear the voices!

Anonymous said...

Talking picturestv has advice on their webpage regarding tuning in.They are expanding and improving.