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Film Comédie réalisé par David Lean.
Avec Charles Laughton (Henry Hobson), John Mills (William Mossop), Brenda de Banzie (Maggie Hobson), Daphne Anderson (Alice Hobson), Prunella Scales (Vicky Hobson), Richard Wattis (Albert Prosser), Derek Blomfield (Freddy Beenstock), Helen Haye (madame Hepworth), Joseph Tomelty (Jim Heeler), Julien Mitchell (Sam Minns), Gibb McLaughlin (Tudsbury), Philip Stainton (Denton).
Sortie en 1954.

Synopsis :
Henry Hobson règne avec autorité sur sa boutique de bottier, à Salford, dans l'Angleterre victorienne. Ses trois filles lui sont étroitement soumises, même si son avarice et son penchant pour la bouteille le rendent souvent insupportable. Hobson, qui est veuf, a tout bonnement décidé qu'aucune de ses filles ne se marierait. Il n'y voit que des bénéfices : pas de frais, pas de dot et un trio de servantes dévouées jusqu'à la fin de ses jours. L'aînée, Maggie, nourrit d'autres rêves. Son amoureux secret, Willie Mossop, le meilleur ouvrier de son père, l'encourage à regimber. Les deux autres soeurs, Alice et Vicky, cèdent aussi à la rébellion dès leurs premiers battements de coeur....

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Transcription
00:01Morning.
00:02Maggie,
00:03I've got some business to attend to.
00:05I'll just be out for about a quarter of an hour.
00:07Don't be late for dinner, Father.
00:09It's a long way off dinner time.
00:10So that if you stay too long in the Moonrakers,
00:12you'll be late for it.
00:15Moonrakers?
00:16If your dinner's ruined, it'll be your own fault.
00:20Well, I'll be eternally...
00:22Don't swear in here, Father.
00:24No.
00:25I'll sit down instead.
00:27Now,
00:29listen to me, you three.
00:32Providence has decreed
00:33that you should lack a mother's hand
00:34at the time when single girls grow butchers
00:37and must have somebody to rule.
00:39I'll tell you this. You'll not rule me.
00:42You're not addressing a mason's meeting now, Father?
00:44No. At the moment,
00:45I'm addressing a few remarks to the rebellious females
00:47of this household.
00:49What I say will be listened to,
00:50and heeded.
00:52There's been a gradual increase of
00:55upishness towards me.
00:57Morning, Vicky.
01:01Oh.
01:02Excuse me.
01:03Some other time.
01:07Yes, Father?
01:09I've come to a decision about you two.
01:12You're going to exercise your gifts
01:14on some other man than me.
01:16You mean get married, Father?
01:17Exactly.
01:18I'm going to choose husbands for the pair of you.
01:21You mean we can't choose husbands for ourselves?
01:23You're not even fit to choose dresses for yourselves.
01:26You're talking a lot to Alice and Vicky, Father.
01:28Where do I come in?
01:31You.
01:31Why?
01:32If you're dealing husbands round, don't I get one?
01:35You with a husband?
01:37That's a good one.
01:39Why not?
01:40Why not?
01:41Now, Maggie, I thought you'd sense enough to know
01:43whether if you want brutal truth,
01:46you're past marrying age.
01:47I'm 30.
01:48Aye, 30 and shelled.
01:50Well, all the women can't have husbands, Maggie.
01:53And I look to you to take the mother's place
01:55till I've made arrangements for them.
01:58Dinner's at one, remember?
01:59Dinner will be when I come in for it.
02:02I must're here.

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