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Hue and Cry (1947)

A gang of street boys foil a master crook who sends commands for robberies by cunningly altering a comic strip's wording each week, unknown to writer and printer. The first of the Ealing comedies.

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Anne F 19 Apr 2008

This film, considered to be the first Ealing comedy, was filmed in London in 1947 and shows many scenes of the damage caused by wartime bombings. It's the story of a group of children tracking down a criminal gang and gives a lovely view of how teenagers and pre-teens behaved at that time. Alastair Sim was not on-screen for much of the film but he was brilliant when he was in the camera's gaze, whilst Jack Warner played a wonderfully evil baddie.

Sean C 16 Nov 2008

Always nice to catch up on some vintage Ealing comedy to chill out to at the end of a full day. It moves at a zip and establishes the premise very quickly. Loved the bit where the woman wouldnt talk until a mouse popped onto her chair.

Andy S 05 Apr 2009

One of my fave films of all time.. The first ever Ealing film. Beautifully written, acted and shot. An excellent 'feel good' film :-)

Paul M 01 Oct 2008

Great movie, one that is very much of it's time but still manages to entertain young and old.

Paul D 06 Jul 2013

The plot is a little silly - teenagers vs crooks in postwar London, but Alastair Sim is in it and he's always worth watching. And the sets are phenomenal -- the streets of bombed out London immediately after the war (released 1947, probably shot in '46). I had to think of Germany Year Zero, made at the same time in bombed out Berlin and also starring a gang of young boys. But instead of a lighthearted comedy, it's a dire tragedy. There's a kid in the British film that speaks only in sound effects, and the sounds he makes are sirens, bombs falling, doodlebugs, more sirens - chilling.