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British movies (34)

• Simon Simon (1970)
  Comedy B-feature short featuring a host of familiar 1970s British faces
  Rating: 6/10
• Italian Job, The (1969)
  A perennial favourite on the Best British Films of All Time lists, this crime caper is the best free product placement in the history of cinema
  Rating: 10/10
• Billion Dollar Brain (1967)
  The third Harry Palmer film is a glorious, enjoyable mess which sees him face a billionaire with plans for world domination
  Rating: 7/10
• Alfie (1966)
  A British classic showing both the highs and lows of the Swinging Sixties
  Rating: 10/10
• Zulu (1964)
  Moving war drama which attempts to celebrate those who fight wars without exalting war itself
  Rating: 10/10
• Wrong Arm of the Law, The (1962)
  Entertaining British crime caper starring Peter Sellers as a crime boss and Lionel Jeffries as a senior policeman who team up to thwart a shared enemy
  Rating: 8/10
• Solo for Sparrow (1962)
  Tight little B-movie in which a gang of thieves rob a jeweller's, but Inspector Sparrow of the Yard is soon after them – featuring Michael Caine as an Irish gang member
  Rating: 5/10
• Day the Earth Caught Fire, The (1961)
  Excellent end-of-the-world disaster movie which succeeds on almost every level
  Rating: 8/10
• Bulldog Breed, The (1960)
  Standard Norman Wisdom fare, which means you'll either find it very funny or excruciatingly annoying, about a British sailor being sent to space
  Rating: 4/10
• Foxhole in Cairo, A (1960)
  Passable WWII spy film about Rommell’s plans to infiltrate the British Army’s operations in Egypt with Michael Caine in an early speaking role
  Rating: 5/10
• Two-Headed Spy, The (1958)
  WWII spy movie based loosely on a true story of a double agent within the German army
  Rating: 7/10
• Blind Spot (1958)
  Melodramatic thriller featuring a US Army captain in England getting caught up in a web of smuggling and murder, with an early speaking role for Michael Caine
  Rating: 5/10
• Carve Her Name with Pride (1958)
  Excellent WWII biopic of Violette Szabo, a woman of extraordinary courage and bravery who won both the George Cross and the French Croix de Guerre
  Rating: 8/10
• Sailor Beware (1956)
  Diverting British B-movie about a young sailor Lewis returning home to marry his sweetheart and having to stand up to his mother-in-law, Peggy Mount.
  Rating: 5/10

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