Passport To Pimlico
- 1949 film
Ealing comedy about a legal discovery that leads the residents of Pimlico to declare themselves an independent nation, Burgundy. Stars Stanley Holloway, Hermione Baddeley, Margaret Rutherford, Paul Dupuis, Raymond Huntley and more.
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Passport To Pimlico
A delightful Ealing comedy set in the war-ravaged English capital. When an old document, found on a bombsite, reveals that the London district of Pimlico is in actual fact a part of the French duchy of Burgundy, the residents declare independence from Britain. They even set up customs' checkpoints for passengers travelling through Pimlico station on the London Underground. Initially, they're delighted at the turn of events, which means they dispense with wartime rationing and free from other British government control. But when they get hit by food and water shortages of their own, Britain starts looking rosier by the minute.
First released: Monday 13th November 2006
- Distributor: Optimum Home Entertainment
- Region: 2
- Discs: 1
- Catalogue: OPTD0607
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- Distributor: Optimum Home Entertainment
- Region: All
- Discs: 1
- Catalogue: OPTD0607
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