Sir Henry At Rawlinson End

This extremely British comedy features Trevor Howard lurking about a mansion in search of a ghost. It's the spirit of his brother, Vivian Stanshall, who had been accidentally shot by Howard. Stanshall had been wearing no pants when he was killed and must regain his trousers if his spirit is ever to rest. This is an utterly delightful example of stylish, bawdy British humor at its naughty best. Employing elements of Ealing Studio horror films with a good dash of Monty Python gags mixed in, the film is directed with style. The black-and-white cinematography adds to the atmosphere, and the players carry out their roles with restrained glee. Originally this had been a ...