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The Smallest Show on Earth (1957)

Jean and Bill are a married couple trying to scrape a living. Out of the blue they receive a telegram informing them Bill's long-lost uncle has died and left them his business—a cinema in the town of Sloughborough. Unfortunately they can't sell it for the fortune they hoped as they discover it is falling down and almost worthless.

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Scott R 07 Nov 2014

(75%) The second movie (The magic box being the first) of a double feature presentation at the great Woolton cinema in Liverpool is weirdly a forgotten 1950's gem of a movie that anyone with at least some affection of old and increasingly scarce independent cinemas will absolutely love. Peter Sellers isn't the main focus of the movie, he's rather more a supporting role, but he's utterly fantastic as an old projectionist with a drink problem and he provides the best laughs. The plot is simple yet effective stuff, it's very well told as you really do want to know what's going to happen next; while the pacing never bogs down, and the comedy keeps on coming until the final reel. This really is a film I'd happily recommend to anyone and everyone, and is perfect for a wet Sunday afternoon.

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Therese O 21 Jun 2008

This was actually a good movie for families or for anyone just looking for a fun night in. It's one of the BFI's top rated British Films and it was really cute and funny. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Lissa 21 Jun 2008

I have this since it was apart of the Peter Sellers collection I purchased a few years back. Honestly, I have no clue why they added this. The film itself is okay, not many great comical moments, but great to see a young Peter playing an elderly man.

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Wayne D 06 Feb 2008

Evocative of a bygone age, and only 40 odd years ago. Sellers plays it deftly, and all te others are a delight. Great stuff.

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Simone L 07 Apr 2007

Peter as a drunken movie theatre projectionist & MRutherford as the old ticket seller. Silliness.

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