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Cluny Brown

A free-spirited parlor maid and a Czech refugee surprise an English village with their unconventional ways.

Director

Ernst Lubitsch

Year

Genre

comedy, romance, war

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20th Century Fox

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Adam Belinski

Cluny Brown

Andrew Carmel

Betty Cream

Hilary Ames

Reginald Gardiner

Sir Henry Carmel

Col. Charles Duff Graham

C. Aubrey Smith

Jonathan Wilson

Lady Alice Carmel

Margaret Bannerman

Mrs. Maile

Syrette

Dowager at Ames' Party

Mrs. Wilson

Mr. Tupham

Uncle Arn Porritt

Archie

Girl at Party

Bette Rae Brown

Constable Birkins

Charles Coleman

Mr. Snaffle

Harold De Becker

John Frewen

Comic Pianist at Party

Mrs. Watkins

Richard Watkins

Onlooker Outside Bookstore

New York Policeman

Mr. Latham

Weller

Queenie Leonard

Author's Wife

Herbert

New York Policeman

Mrs. Tupham

Mrs. Snaffle

Onlooker Outside Bookstore

Constance Purdy

Master Ronald Snaffle

Christopher Severn

English Boy on Bike

Butler at Party

Rollins

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No sir Henry I know Hitler - Cluny Brown

No sir Henry I know Hitler

I can't quite describe it I feel Chirrupy - Cluny Brown

I can't quite describe it I feel Chirrupy

- Get back into bed, Elizabeth.
- Yes, lady carmel. - Cluny Brown

- Get back into bed, Elizabeth. - Yes, lady carmel.

Now don't go all to pieces Andrew - Cluny Brown

Now don't go all to pieces Andrew

I have no dinner jacket - Cluny Brown

I have no dinner jacket

All you're thinking about is the honorable Betty cream - Cluny Brown

All you're thinking about is the honorable Betty cream

What the devil are Belinskis I give up What are Belinskis - Cluny Brown

What the devil are Belinskis I give up What are Belinskis

What if the thing does go wrong - Cluny Brown

What if the thing does go wrong

Everyone makes such an absurd fuss over her She's simply unbearable - Cluny Brown

Everyone makes such an absurd fuss over her She's...

We both feel that the 20 pounds - Cluny Brown

We both feel that the 20 pounds

Hang it all If plumbing's going to make a go of it in this country - Cluny Brown

Hang it all If plumbing's going to make a go of it in...

Relieve the drain relieve the strain Bit of a poet eh - Cluny Brown

Relieve the drain relieve the strain Bit of a poet eh

You're the most selfish man I've ever seen - Cluny Brown

You're the most selfish man I've ever seen

But look here are you a plumber - Cluny Brown

But look here are you a plumber

My dear Ames where is the gypsy in you - Cluny Brown

My dear Ames where is the gypsy in you

Relieve the drain relieve the strain eh - Cluny Brown

Relieve the drain relieve the strain eh

You see she's not dressed for plumbing,
but what woman is? - Cluny Brown

You see she's not dressed for plumbing, but what woman ...

A British subject calling
a symbol of the empire filthy. - Cluny Brown

A British subject calling a symbol of the empire filthy.

Well I've made up my mind - Cluny Brown

Well I've made up my mind

- I've found something interesting. A man.
- The place is full of men. - Cluny Brown

- I've found something interesting. A man. - The place ...

It takes a lot of nerve for a man in his
position to show himself at the Ritz. - Cluny Brown

It takes a lot of nerve for a man in his position to show hi...

However should the occasion arise when I need 30 additional pounds - Cluny Brown

However should the occasion arise when I need 30 additional...

Great man Really a great man - Cluny Brown

Great man Really a great man

Oh. - Cluny Brown

- Uncle Arn.
- Eh? - Cluny Brown

- Uncle Arn. - Eh?

What hasn't he done He's fighting for a new and better world - Cluny Brown

What hasn't he done He's fighting for a new and...

You mean the beggar's broke - Cluny Brown

You mean the beggar's broke

You're so much nicer than I thought - Cluny Brown

You're so much nicer than I thought

You mean to tell me young girls go in for plumbing nowadays - Cluny Brown

You mean to tell me young girls go in for plumbing nowadays

Syrette, this is cluny brown,
the new maid. - Cluny Brown

Syrette, this is cluny brown, the new maid.

Shall I leave Mrs Matte - Cluny Brown

Shall I leave Mrs Matte

But before you go if I haven't made myself quite clear - Cluny Brown

But before you go if I haven't made myself quite clear

I say Syrette what's the fellow's name again - Cluny Brown

I say Syrette what's the fellow's name again

- May I say something?
- Oh, please. - Cluny Brown

- May I say something? - Oh, please.

English is my husband's hobby - Cluny Brown

English is my husband's hobby

You must never become a victim of my circumstances - Cluny Brown

You must never become a victim of my circumstances

Mother? - Cluny Brown

And now, Miss Brown,
if you have no objection, - Cluny Brown

And now, Miss Brown, if you have no objection,

You have your choice, - Cluny Brown

You have your choice,

Yes. What can I... - Cluny Brown

Yes. What can I...

Mother's taken a great liking to you - Cluny Brown

Mother's taken a great liking to you

Mr Wilson you couldn't have prescribed a better sedative than yourself - Cluny Brown

Mr Wilson you couldn't have prescribed a better...

Yes? - Cluny Brown

- Well!
- Professor Belinski. - Cluny Brown

- Well! - Professor Belinski.

No No I'll join the RAF - Cluny Brown

No No I'll join the RAF

- It's the plumbing, Mama.
- Don't say that. - Cluny Brown

- It's the plumbing, Mama. - Don't say that.

Hooray! She did it. I saw it.
It's running. - Cluny Brown

Hooray! She did it. I saw it. It's running.

Good night, Mrs. Wilson. - Cluny Brown

Good night, Mrs. Wilson.

Did I do something wrong? - Cluny Brown

Did I do something wrong?

I'd rather not discuss anything
till you make yourself presentable. - Cluny Brown

I'd rather not discuss anything till you make yourself ...

Betty, why are you so nasty to Andrew? - Cluny Brown

Betty, why are you so nasty to Andrew?

May I come in my dear Of course Lady Carmel - Cluny Brown

May I come in my dear Of course Lady Carmel

Oh, there you are. - Cluny Brown

Oh, there you are.

Good chap, that. - Cluny Brown

Good chap, that.

Mr Wilson had a long talk with me afterwards - Cluny Brown

Mr Wilson had a long talk with me afterwards

Get in. - Cluny Brown

Cluny if I were rich I would build you the most beautiful mansion - Cluny Brown

Cluny if I were rich I would build you the most beautiful...

You will never have to serve three meals a day again - Cluny Brown

You will never have to serve three meals a day again

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A free-spirited parlor maid and a Czech refugee surprise an English village with their unconventional ways.

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Director: Ernst Lubitsch

Writer: Samuel Hoffenstein, Elizabeth Reinhardt, Margery Sharp

Production: 20th Century Fox

Genre: comedy, romance, war

Year: 1946

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.4

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 02 Jun 1946

Awards: N/A

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