Left Right and Centre (1959) (Alastair Sim)

Another Classic Alastair Sim movie.



Enjoy and please SeedLEFT RIGHT AND CENTRE

More fruits from the Frank Launder and Sidney Gilliat production line, Left, Right and Centre is a lively romantic comedy about two opposing candidates in a Parliamentary by-election.

Bob Wilcot (Ion Carmichael) is a suave television personality standing as prospective Conservative MP at the Earndale by-election, not out of an ethical imperative but because his uncle, Lord Wilcot (Sim), needs the publicity for the commercialisation of the ancestral home. But the young Tory becomes smitten by his attractive opponent, Labour candidate

Stella Stoker (Patricia Bredin). As the election looms, the candidate's respective agents join forces to become obstacles on the pair's path to true love. Brilliantly performed, not least by Sim as the avaricious uncle, and blessed with an abundance of supporting character comedians, the film also succeeds as a deft political satire.



Feature Running Time: 95 mins approx Feature Aspect Ratio: 1.33: 1

IAN CARMICHAEL ALASTAIR SIM IN "LEFT RIGHT AND CENTRE" AlSO STARRING PATRICIA BREDIN RICHARD WATTIS ERIC BARKER ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY BY SIDNEY GILLIAT AND VAL VALENTINE

PRODUCED BY FRANK LAUNDER AND SIDNEY GILLIAT DIRECTED BY SIDNEY GILLIAT

©1959 VALE FILM PRODUCTIONS.