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Storm in a Teacup

A local politician in Scotland tries to break the reporter who wrote a negative story about him, and who is also in love with his daughter.

Director

Ian Dalrymple, Victor Saville

Year

Genre

comedy, romance

Box Office

N/A

Production

London Films Productions,Victor Saville Productions

Awards

N/A

Victoria Gow

Frank Burdon

Provost William Gow

Honoria Hegarty

Lisbet Skirving

Horace Skirving

McKellar

Lord Skerryvore

Baillie Callender

Quinton McPherson

Fiscal

Sheriff

Menzies

Police Sergeant

Police Constable

Cecil Mannering

Watkins

Councillor

Michael Cassidy

Patsy

Man in Crowd

Man in Court

Thomas Gallagher

Chauffeur

Man Outside Sheriff's Court

Victor Harrington

News Reader

Court Bailiff

Guest at Official Dinner

Minor Role

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Is this for the carrier?
No, I am expecting a car. - Storm in a Teacup

Is this for the carrier? No, I am expecting a car.

What's it now? - Storm in a Teacup

Get yourself out!
Get out I said! - Storm in a Teacup

Get yourself out! Get out I said!

The Provost wishes to make
the corrections, Burdon. - Storm in a Teacup

The Provost wishes to make the corrections, Burdon.

Are you gonna keep the machines
waiting all night? - Storm in a Teacup

Are you gonna keep the machines waiting all night?

Congratulations! - Storm in a Teacup

Congratulations!

Why did you do it? - Storm in a Teacup

Why did you do it?

What sort of man are you anyhow - Storm in a Teacup

What sort of man are you anyhow

What has the Advertiser come to? - Storm in a Teacup

What has the Advertiser come to?

Hail! - Storm in a Teacup

Hello, Lisbeth! - Storm in a Teacup

Hello, Lisbeth!

Our speaker tonight... - Storm in a Teacup

Our speaker tonight...

What is needed today, is a
firm hand at the helm. - Storm in a Teacup

What is needed today, is a firm hand at the helm.

For what... - Storm in a Teacup

Oh where, oh where
has my little dog gone? - Storm in a Teacup

Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone?

Bau, Bau, Patsy has floppy ears... - Storm in a Teacup

Bau, Bau, Patsy has floppy ears...

- They are throwing stones.
- They're trying to break in! - Storm in a Teacup

- They are throwing stones. - They're trying to break i...

I'll show the rubble
what I think of them. - Storm in a Teacup

I'll show the rubble what I think of them.

- Open the door!
- But can't show yourself to them, Mr. Gow. - Storm in a Teacup

- Open the door! - But can't show yourself to them, Mr....

The people of this country is the most long suffering on God's earth - Storm in a Teacup

The people of this country is the most long suffering on...

I told you to be careful. - Storm in a Teacup

I told you to be careful.

You - are-having fun. - Storm in a Teacup

You - are-having fun.

- It's nice breaking china, isn't it?
- I wish it was his neck. - Storm in a Teacup

- It's nice breaking china, isn't it? - I wish it ...

I suppose your pride denies to have
anyone daring to suspect your motives. - Storm in a Teacup

I suppose your pride denies to have anyone daring to suspect...

Mrs. Hegarty, we're from the London Sun! - Storm in a Teacup

Mrs. Hegarty, we're from the London Sun!

If your father thinks he's
going to get away with - Storm in a Teacup

If your father thinks he's going to get away with

The condemned man ate a hearty meal... - Storm in a Teacup

The condemned man ate a hearty meal...

Honoria! - Storm in a Teacup

Don't take on, Honoria,
it cannot be helped! - Storm in a Teacup

Don't take on, Honoria, it cannot be helped!

Is he all right, Your Honour? - Storm in a Teacup

Is he all right, Your Honour?

Move it, and help to call them off! - Storm in a Teacup

Move it, and help to call them off!

Give me my coat!
What are you doing? - Storm in a Teacup

Give me my coat! What are you doing?

Your bonnet, my lord. - Storm in a Teacup

Your bonnet, my lord.

Oh, hello! - Storm in a Teacup

Father... - Storm in a Teacup

Shhh! Shhhh! - Storm in a Teacup

What do you mean by marrying my daughter? - Storm in a Teacup

What do you mean by marrying my daughter?

Stop the case! - Storm in a Teacup

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A local politician in Scotland tries to break the reporter who wrote a negative story about him, and who is also in love with his daughter.

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Director: Ian Dalrymple, Victor Saville

Writer: Bruno Frank, James Bridie, Ian Dalrymple

Production: London Films Productions,Victor Saville Productions

Genre: comedy, romance

Year: 1937

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.5

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 25 Feb 1938

Awards: N/A

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