Storm in a Teacup 1937
Storm in a Teacup
A local politician in Scotland tries to break the reporter who wrote a negative story about him, and who is also in love with his daughter.
A local politician in Scotland tries to break the reporter who wrote a negative story about him, and who is also in love with his daughter.
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All 1 Videos & 5 Photoscast
Full Cast & Crew... Victoria Gow
... Frank Burdon
... Provost William Gow
... Honoria Hegarty
... Lisbet Skirving
... Horace Skirving
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See All 1 Reviews20 Jun 2022 by CinemaSerf
This is quite a fun poke at the most preposterous and inflexible aspects of the political system as Rex Harrison - a journalist - writes an article critical of the rather arbitrary and pompous behaviour of the Provost of the Scottish town of Baikie (a kilted Cecil Parker) after he orders the confiscation of a dog whose owner has repeatedly refused to pay the fee for a statutory dog licence (or the many, subsequent, fines). Add to this cocktail the daughter of the Provost - Vivien Leigh, who takes a bit of a shine to Harrison and the story starts to take off. It's enjoyable, with fast-paced dialogue and some strong performances from the three leading actors who go some way to enlivening their characters. It's far too long, however - it really does go "walkies" for quite a bit in the middle, but that said it takes a gentle swipe at the establishment and with an outdoor swimming fundraiser cancelled due to rain, it does leave a smile on your face.
Release Date:
Feb 25, 1937 (United Kingdom)
Run Time:
1hr 27`
MMPA Rating:
Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Status:
Released
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This is quite a fun poke at the most preposterous and inflexible aspects of the political system as Rex Harrison - a journalist - writes an article critical of the rather arbitrary and pompous behaviour of the Provost of the Scottish town of Baikie (a kilted Cecil Parker) after he orders the confiscation of a dog whose owner has repeatedly refused to pay the fee for a statutory dog licence (or the many, subsequent, fines). Add to this cocktail the daughter of the Provost - Vivien Leigh, who takes a bit of a shine to Harrison and the story starts to take off. It's enjoyable, with fast-paced dialogue and some strong performances from the three leading actors who go some way to enlivening their characters. It's far too long, however - it really does go "walkies" for quite a bit in the middle, but that said it takes a gentle swipe at the establishment and with an outdoor swimming fundraiser cancelled due to rain, it does leave a smile on your face.
Cast & Crew of
Storm in a Teacup
Directors & Credit Writers
... Director
... Director
Cast
... Victoria Gow
... Frank Burdon
... Provost William Gow
... Honoria Hegarty
... Lisbet Skirving
... Horace Skirving
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... Lord Skerryvore
... Baillie Callender
... Fiscal
... Sheriff
GP
George Pughe... Menzies
... Police Sergeant
... Police Constable
... Watkins
... Councillor
... Michael Cassidy
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