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Your Favourite British Films Name your favourite British film or make a case for an underrated classic.


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I'm fortunate to own this magnificent film on DVD.

The sheer class, professionalism, skill and craftsmanship that went into the making of this film means that it will always remain one of the best of British.

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I stumbled across this on C4 on Wednesday. An absolute classic. Probably made on a tiny budget too.

I looked up Ian Carmichaels Austin Healey (PJB 828), and Terry-Thomas' 'Bellini' (Actually an Aston Martin DBR3) (PAP625) on the DVLA website, and both cars are still on the road today, although the Aston is now registered under a different number.....
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