British Wartime (and Selected Postwar) Films - A List-In-Progress

"NATIONAL CHARACTER" AND THE BRITISH FILMS OF THE FORTIES and FEATURES OF POST -WAR BRITISH CINEMA, by John W. Williams.

• The Battle of London (1941) - Whole Movie (Reg. Req.)
• Blithe Spirit (1945) - DVD (R2)
• The Blue Lamp
• A Canterbury Tale (1944) - DVD.  Links.
• Fires Were Started (1943)
• The Foreman Went to France (1942)
• Forty-Ninth Parallel
• Henry V
• Hue and Cry
• In Which We Serve
• The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943) - DVD. Script. Links.
• A Matter of Life and Death (1946) - DVD (R2). Clip. Links.
• The Man in Grey
• Millions Like Us
• One of Our Aircraft is Missing (1942)
• Passport to Pimlico (1949) - DVD (R2). Clip.
• Target for Tonight (1941) - Whole Movie (Reg. Req.)
• They Made Me a Fugitive
• This Happy Breed
• The Way Ahead
• We Dive at Dawn
• Went the Day Well?
• The Wicked Lady

Comments

[George Simmers]

You've listed some terrific films here, but they're all the posh ones. Where are the Crazy Gang? Gracie Fields? George Formby? Frank Randle?
Nice blog!
George

[Alan Allport]

It's very much a list-in-progress ...

[Mr Colpepper]

. . .ITMA (still very funny, but unavailable); The Tawny Pipit (a companion piece for A Canterbury Tale, kind of); Waterloo Road; The Small Back Room. . .