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Where can I find the intro for Hobson's Choice in better quality?
capperann 2 months ago in playlist capperann's favorites
Where could I find a better quality version of the song?
capperann 4 months ago
did hobsons choice at school 16 years ago best thing did with english,lol
slappycarp 6 months ago
Great opening scene ' Laughton running up the stairs drunk ! so brilliant .
chrissyman77 1 year ago
one of the favorite films of Morrissey
great great film
maccantuono 1 year ago
The dividing line between Laughton and Hancock evaporates when I listen to this theme . . .
L88BS 1 year ago
Hang on, David Lean got me to a tea! :o)
Razieluk 1 year ago
They put these old b & w films on the telly during the day time and all the modern crap on at night. I keep forgetting to record them
Cartoonsbystan 2 years ago 7
Beautiful film from the master film-maker David Lean. Charles Laughton excels as Hobson with great support from a quality cast.
bobgrantsbus 2 years ago 8
we were made to sit through this film for our english GCSE english class back in the 80s,i loved it then and i love it know...i can still see the overcast sky through the window behind the 80s tv and vhs video combo.
philofdarwen 2 years ago 5
What a clever Dickensian beginning. Modern films rarely pay such loving attention to detail.
SilverLightSpecial 3 years ago 3
Thats right. Lean also had bleak beginings for Great Expectaions and Oliver Twist. -but then we quickly enter the world of comedy. This is his only "comedy" I think. "Holiday" probably not
racingrubberbiker 2 years ago 2
i have a copy of the film,its my most favourite movie ever, brilliant stuff
muffinisis 3 years ago 2
Lean great, de Banzie, and Mills. But Laughton was out of this world ! The greatest of the greats.
Tom1948 3 years ago 12
What a picture! Charles Laughton at his best. Love the scene( 3:35 ) where he has to make a run at the stairs because he's so pissed!
raherecolston 3 years ago 6
Then salutes his daughter as she reaches the top stair; then pissing himself laughing as he falls into bed. This man was a great actor and like Alec Guiness brought a fine performance to whichever film he was in.
raherecolston 2 years ago 3
more proof that fat actors are the best.
before hollywood betrayed them.
mightycowhero 3 years ago 7
What a film composer Sir Malcolm Arnold was!
kejoglo 3 years ago 6
Sir Malcolm was just a great composer. The storming of the stairs scene here is one of funniest cues in all filmusic. Laughton ain't bad neither.
Cramnella 3 years ago 3