Typical Hollywooded version of Jane Austen's novel, the only saving graces are the two strong leads. Olivier made a good Darcy and Greer Garson a superb feisty Elizabeth. Edna May Oliver co stars

Chaplin's first talkie and most successful. A film satirizing Nazi Germany, Hitler, Fascism and Antisemitism, it managed to stir the conscience of America as far back as 1940. Written & Directed by CC

One of my fave Disney films of all time and Walt Disney's personal favourite also, cannot believe that it was criticised for being racist at the time for the crow characters being stereotypicaly black

Greer Garson & Walter Pidgeon star as the Gladney's who set up the first adoption agency in America, orphan's were frowned upon and she manages to change the law and the public's way of thinking.

Fourth box office success in a row for Greer Garson making her the biggest star in Hollywood. Ronald Colman is also superb in this story of found love, amnesia, lost love and a happy ending?!

Set in 1943 this film cleverly transports the viewer back 40 years to 1903 with the use of a turkish bath! We travel through the Boer War, WWI and how our character got to WW2. Roger Livesey stars.

Superb horror movie of Oscar Wilde's only novel starring George Sanders and Hurd Hatfield. The use of colour to show how the picture has aged truly scared me to death when I first watched it!

Claude Jarman Jr gives an extraordinary performance as a young boy yearning for a pet. He gets a yearling that continues to grow and ruin crops and cause problems until something has to be done.

Robert Donat my favourite actor from this period gives another stunning performance in Terrence Rattigan's play. A story of fighting injustice at all costs no matter how small the crime.

The superb Alec Guiness plays no less than 8 characters, The Duke, The Banker, The Parson, The General, The Admiral, Young Ascoyne, Young Henry and Lady Agatha. This is the reason this film is class.

Cecil B Demille's spectacular epic with Victor Mature and Hedy Lamarr. A firm childhood favourite especially the finale, he soon wipes the smiles off their faces in this ultimate "told you so" movie!

The third classic Disney tale of a young fawn and his adventures still manages to enchant even now, the unseen enemy of man is a menace, provoked early animal rights activists to form and protest.

David Lean's adaptation of the Dickens novel is widely regarded as the best, Alec Guiness is inspired as Fagin. Shot in black & white, it enhances the view of the daker side of London's past.