Folly to Be Wise (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Frank Launder |
| Producer(s) | Sidney Gilliat |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Alastair Sim(as Capt. William Paris)
Folly to Be Wise
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1953
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
Alastair Sim
(as Capt. William Paris)
Elizabeth Allan(as Angela Prout)
Folly to Be Wise
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1953
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
Elizabeth Allan
(as Angela Prout)
Colin Gordon(as Prof. James Mutch)
Folly to Be Wise
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1953
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
Colin Gordon
(as Prof. James Mutch)
Martita Hunt(as Lady Dodds)
Folly to Be Wise
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1953
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
Martita Hunt
(as Lady Dodds)
Miles Malleson(as Dr. Hector McAdam)
Folly to Be Wise
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1953
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
Miles Malleson
(as Dr. Hector McAdam)
George Cole(as Soldier in Brains Trust audience)
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
George Cole
(as Soldier in Brains Trus...)
Martin Boddey(as Visiting Brigadier)
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
Folly to Be Wise
Released
1953
Martin Boddey
(as Visiting Brigadier)
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Folly to Be Wise (1953) was a Comedy - Film directed by Frank Launder and produced by Sidney Gilliat.
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The title comes from Thomas Gray's poem "Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College" (1768). The actual lines (the last two lines of the poem) are ".... Where ignorance is bliss, /'Tis folly to be wise".