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Another Shore
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A whimsical comedy from Ealing Films, starring Robert Beatty as an idle fantasist and Moira Lister as the girl who falls for what she believes is his poetic charm. Supported by Stanley Holloway and directed by the legendary Charles Crichton, Another Shore is featured here as a brand-new High Definition transfer from original film elements in its as-exhibited theatrical aspect ratio.
Gulliver Shiels lies abed in Dublin, loafing to the best of his ability. He whiles away his time dreaming of a South Sea island that, he believes, will be bequeathed to him for an act of selfless charity. When he bumps into ace toper Alastair McNeil, Shiels believes that McNeil could be the benefactor of his daydreams.
Special Features:
- Image gallery
- Network
- 78 mins approx
- Charles Crichton
- U
- Robert Beatty
- Moira Lister
- Stanley Holloway
- Michael Medwin
- Sheila Manahan
- English
- 1
- B
Another Shore
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A whimsical comedy from Ealing Films, starring Robert Beatty as an idle fantasist and Moira Lister as the girl who falls for what she believes is his poetic charm. Supported by Stanley Holloway and directed by the legendary Charles Crichton, Another Shore is featured here as a brand-new High Definition transfer from original film elements in its as-exhibited theatrical aspect ratio.
Gulliver Shiels lies abed in Dublin, loafing to the best of his ability. He whiles away his time dreaming of a South Sea island that, he believes, will be bequeathed to him for an act of selfless charity. When he bumps into ace toper Alastair McNeil, Shiels believes that McNeil could be the benefactor of his daydreams.
Special Features:
- Image gallery
- Network
- 78 mins approx
- Charles Crichton
- U
- Robert Beatty
- Moira Lister
- Stanley Holloway
- Michael Medwin
- Sheila Manahan
- English
- 1
- B
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