Cottage To Let (1941 Alastair Sim)

Upper-class Mrs. Barrington (Jeanne De Casalis) takes in two child evacuees from London, including cocky teenager Ronald (George Cole), lodging them in a cottage she owns. However, it has already been let to annoyingly inquisitive Charles Dimble (Alastair Sim). To compound the confusion, Mrs. Barrington had also agreed to allow it to be converted into a military hospital. Spitfire pilot Flight Lieutenant Perry (John Mills) parachutes into the nearby loch and becomes the first patient, tended by Mrs. Barrington's pretty daughter Helen (Carla Lehmann). Mrs. Barrington relocates Ronald to the main house, while Dimble and Perry remain in the cottage. Ronald makes friends with Mrs. Barrington's husband John (Leslie Banks), a brilliant but eccentric inventor, currently working on a bombsight for the Royal Air Force. However, he insists on working on his own. His assistant, Alan Trently (Michael Wilding), becomes jealous when Helen starts spending too much time with Perry. Eventually though, Helen lets Trently know that she prefers him. Meanwhile, the government grows concerned about Barrington's security; his last invention, a self-sealing fuel tank, was copied by the Germans within a month of its mass production. Trently comes under suspicion, as he had been educated in Germany. It turns out that there is cause for concern; German agents kidnap Barrington. Ronald stows away in the car used to take the captive to an isolated water mill. When Perry shows up, Ronald attacks one of the spies to help in the "rescue". Unfortunately, it is all in vain, as Perry is revealed to be the ringleader. Perry intends to take Barrington to Berlin on a seaplane which is due to arrive the next night. However, Dimble turns out to be a British counterintelligence officer. He manages to infiltrate the ring and learn where Barrington is being held. All but one of the spies are captured and the prisoners are freed. Perry initially escapes, but is eventually tracked down and killed in a shootout with Dimble. PLEASE ENSURE YOU SEED THANK YOU

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gus1961 (2010-04-07)

thanks for all your alastair sim films-much appreciated

 renman (2010-04-08)

Your very welcome

limeydivad (2010-07-26)

Am d/l this fabulous movie
Can't thank you enough for u/l
and seed.
Many thanks

PiraatBae (2011-04-22)

Thank you for the upload but this also suffers from the video/audio sync issues. In this case the slight video jump occurs at around 41:07. After this the audio is out of sync. Also tested on various players. Again, with VLC the sync can be adjusted but interrupts the enjoyment of this classic film.
As an experiment. I watched Cottage to Let in three forms. Your upload, an upload of the full feature on YouTube (as well as downloading this and watching again to make sure and prevent connection interference) and the Watch Instantly option on Netflix. The only version to have this jump in video which creates a sync issue is your upload.
Please understand that I am not trying to insult your wonderful attempt to share these classic Alastair Sim films, I'm just hoping to help pinpoint the problem your uploads are suffering from, whether it is a software issue etc.

 renman (2011-05-14)

PiraatBae Thank you for your comments. I feel I must point out that I do not attempt to share I simply do share that's the whole point. As far as the Sync issue is concerned, I haven't noticed this issue other than perhaps a millisecond out but then it is an old film and it is identical to the original DVD source