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- A Canterbury tale [videorecording] / by Bagh, Peter von,1943-; Burgin, Victor.(CARDINAL)336533; Chaucer, Geoffrey,died 1400.Canterbury Tales.; Fuller, Graham,1956-(CARDINAL)731618; Jennings, Humphrey.; Jennings, Humphrey.drt; Portman, Eric,1903-1969.; Portman, Eric,1903-1969.act; Powell, Michael,1905-1990.(CARDINAL)711389; Powell, Michael,1905-1990.prodrt(CARDINAL)711389; Pressburger, Emeric,1902-1988.(CARDINAL)746607; Pressburger, Emeric,1902-1988.proaus(CARDINAL)746607; Price, Dennis,1915-1973.; Price, Dennis,1915-1973.act; Sim, Sheila,1922-; Sim, Sheila,1922-act; Sweet, John,1916-; Sweet, John,1916-act; Archers (Firm); Criterion Collection (Firm)(CARDINAL)348269; Eagle-Lion Films, Inc.; Independent Film Distributors, Ltd.; Janus Films.;
Photographed by Erwin Hillier ; edited by John Seabourne ; music composed by Allan Gray, conducted by Walter Goehr ; production designed by Alfred Junge ; period advisor, Herbert Norris.Eric Portman, Sheila Sim, Dennis Price, John Sweet, Esmond Knight, Charles Hawtrey, Hay Petrie, George Merritt, Edward Rigby, Freda Jackson, Betty Jardine, Eliot Makeham, Harvey Golden, Leonard Smith, James Tamsitt, David Todd.During a blackout, three train passengers arrive at Chillingbourne in Kent. Londoner Alison Smith is feisty representative of the Women's Land Army (aka the "land girls"). Bob Johnson is an American soldier whose intended destination was Canterbury. Peter Gibbs is a classical music student who worked in peacetime as a cinema organist. As they make their way through the village, Alison has something poured on to her hair by an unseen attacker. She is the latest victim of the Glue Man, a nocturnal rogue who harasses young women who date American soldiers. She, along with Bob and Peter, vow to track him down. Ostensibly a mystery, the film is principally a portrait of the bucolic English countryside during wartime.Not rated.DVD; Region 1, NTSC; Dolby Digital mono; aspect ratio 1:33:1.- Subjects: Feature films.; Foreign films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Chaucer, Geoffrey, died 1400; Country life; Country life; Detective and mystery films.; Pilgrims and pilgrimages; Travelers; Travelers; World War, 1939-1945; World War, 1939-1945;
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