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Passport to Pimlico

Residents of a part of London declare independence when they discover an old treaty. This leads to the need for a "Passport to Pimlico".

Director

Henry Cornelius

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Ealing Studios

Awards

Nominated for 1 Oscar. 2 nominations total

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Connie Pemberton P.c. Spiller Straker Gregg Charlie Randall Edie Randall Professor Hatton-jones

You've been listening
to a programme of lunchtime music - Passport to Pimlico

You've been listening to a programme of lunchtime music

- Governor in, Bert?
- If it's about the bomb, he knows. - Passport to Pimlico

- Governor in, Bert? - If it's about the bomb, he knows...

A trifling matter like that, sir, I...
I didn't want to bother Head Office. - Passport to Pimlico

A trifling matter like that, sir, I... I didn't want to...

What have you been up to, you little devil?
Little devil, that's what you are. - Passport to Pimlico

What have you been up to, you little devil? Little devil, th...

All I can say is
some people are born lucky. - Passport to Pimlico

All I can say is some people are born lucky.

Did you say gold coins? - Passport to Pimlico

Did you say gold coins?

Oi. - Passport to Pimlico

Cor! Someone's been
saving up for a rainy day. - Passport to Pimlico

Cor! Someone's been saving up for a rainy day.

I don't want a sweet - Passport to Pimlico

I don't want a sweet

I'm a foreigner - Passport to Pimlico

I'm a foreigner

Miramont Place. Now, come on,
step lively, all you aliens. - Passport to Pimlico

Miramont Place. Now, come on, step lively, all you aliens.

I reckon two pounds will cover this. - Passport to Pimlico

I reckon two pounds will cover this.

Here's to the Burgundy Lido - Passport to Pimlico

Here's to the Burgundy Lido

Spiller! - Passport to Pimlico

Black market bacon!
Off the ration! - Passport to Pimlico

Black market bacon! Off the ration!

- Mind your back, Ma.
- Hey, no parking here! - Passport to Pimlico

- Mind your back, Ma. - Hey, no parking here!

What's going on? - Passport to Pimlico

What's going on?

Hey! - Passport to Pimlico

- Your coffee, sir.
- Thank you. Pour it in, please. - Passport to Pimlico

- Your coffee, sir. - Thank you. Pour it in, please.

When you cut yourself - Passport to Pimlico

When you cut yourself

How long is this chemical test
going to take? - Passport to Pimlico

How long is this chemical test going to take?

England, United Kingdom! - Passport to Pimlico

England, United Kingdom!

Floreat Burgundia! - Passport to Pimlico

Floreat Burgundia!

You can't push English people around like sacks of potatoes - Passport to Pimlico

You can't push English people around like sacks of...

Good old Steve! Have a bash! - Passport to Pimlico

Good old Steve! Have a bash!

- I told 'em, didn't I?
- Here comes "The Fourth Programme". - Passport to Pimlico

- I told 'em, didn't I? - Here comes "The Fou...

Cor, look at that,
the siege of Burgundy. - Passport to Pimlico

Cor, look at that, the siege of Burgundy.

- What was that?
- I didn't hear anything. - Passport to Pimlico

- What was that? - I didn't hear anything.

I don't care.
You're not going to do your pools now. - Passport to Pimlico

I don't care. You're not going to do your pools no...

- Where do you think you're going?
- You're drunk. Drunk in charge! - Passport to Pimlico

- Where do you think you're going? - You're drunk....

Hey! Hey! I say! - Passport to Pimlico

Hey! Hey! I say!

I've had the police after me - Passport to Pimlico

I've had the police after me

Taken 'em longer than I expected. - Passport to Pimlico

Taken 'em longer than I expected.

Well, it wasn't my fault. - Passport to Pimlico

Well, it wasn't my fault.

Jolly rotten shame, that's what I say. - Passport to Pimlico

Jolly rotten shame, that's what I say.

Five minutes to go. - Passport to Pimlico

Five minutes to go.

Give us another one,
there's a good boy. - Passport to Pimlico

Give us another one, there's a good boy.

Oh, go on, Dad. Let me feed them too. - Passport to Pimlico

Oh, go on, Dad. Let me feed them too.

I'll ring the station. - Passport to Pimlico

I'll ring the station.

I say no appeasement! - Passport to Pimlico

I say no appeasement!

Britain can't buy gold. - Passport to Pimlico

Britain can't buy gold.

Ah, my old beauty!
Up the Express Dairy! - Passport to Pimlico

Ah, my old beauty! Up the Express Dairy!

Ladies and gentlemen,
I think I have the solution. - Passport to Pimlico

Ladies and gentlemen, I think I have the solution.

Careful, my man!
You will tear it. - Passport to Pimlico

Careful, my man! You will tear it.

Real Burgundy! - Passport to Pimlico

Mr. Huggins! It's sort of nice
being back at the old shop, isn't it? - Passport to Pimlico

Mr. Huggins! It's sort of nice being back at the old sh...

Do you think we shall get more than two main dishes - Passport to Pimlico

Do you think we shall get more than two main dishes

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Residents of a part of London declare independence when they discover an old treaty. This leads to the need for a "Passport to Pimlico".

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Henry Cornelius

Writer: T.E.B. Clarke

Production: Ealing Studios

Genre: comedy

Year: 1949

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.1

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 26 Oct 1949

Awards: Nominated for 1 Oscar. 2 nominations total

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