Folly to be Wise (1952 Alastair Sim)

James Birdie's popular farce "It Depends What You Mean" provides the perfect source for director Frank Launder's whimsical comedy. Sim stars as Captain Paris, an exasperated army chaplain and entertainments officer of a conscripted battalion. Attempting to put on a show for his troops, his idea for fun and games is a Brains Trust. Amazingly the punters flood in but his effort falls apart when he enlists the help of others and brows become furrowed over the interlocking private lives of three panellists. Pitch perfect in the central role, Sim had a personal interest in the production and was pivotal in driving it to the screen after producing Birdie's play at Westminster Theatre in 1944. Feature Running Time: 89 min s approx Feature Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 FRANK LAUNDER AND SIDNEY GILLIAT PRESENT ALASTAIR SIM. ROLAND CULVER ELIZABETH ALLAN MARTITA HUNT COLIN GORDON JANET BROWN IN "FOLLY TO BE WISE" ALSO STARRING MILES MALLESON EDWARD CHAPMAN PETER MARTYN DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY JACK HILDYARD ART DIRECTOR ARTHUR LAWSON EDITOR THELMA CONNELL SCREENPLAY BY FRANK LAUNDER AND JOHN DIGHTON FROM A PLAY BY JAMES BRIDIE MUSIC BY TEMPLE ABADY PRODUCED BY SIDNEY GILLIAT AND FRANK LAUNDER DIRECTED BY FRANK LAUNDER ©1952 CANAL + IMAGE UK LTD PLEASE SEED THIS DONT JUST GRAB AND RUN THANK YOU

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