Geordie (1955) |
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| Director(s) | Frank Launder |
| Producer(s) | Frank Launder, Sidney Gilliat, Leslie Gilliat |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance, Sports |
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Alastair Sim(as The Laird)
Geordie
Released
1955
Geordie
Released
1955
Alastair Sim
(as The Laird)
Miles Malleson(as Lord Paunceton)
Geordie
Released
1955
Geordie
Released
1955
Miles Malleson
(as Lord Paunceton)
Geordie Overview:
Geordie (1955) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Frank Launder and produced by Frank Launder, Sidney Gilliat and Leslie Gilliat.
Geordie BlogHub Articles:
Wee Geordie Throws a Hammer!
Bill Travers as the adult Geordie. Young Geordie MacTaggert doesn't like to be called "wee' by the other lads in his rural Scottish community. Yet, it's accurate to say that he's decidedly short for his age. It's a sore point, though, and comes to a head when he and childhood playmate Jean visit an... Read full article
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Geordie Quotes:
The Laird:
Never shoot Kestrels, George. They're wonderful birds and do a power of good.
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Geordie's mail order Mentor/Physical Culture Instructor, Henry Samson (Francis DeWolff) is obviously a spoof of real life Mail Order Muscle Building entrepreneur, Charles Atlas.
Geordie's mail order Mentor/Physical Culture Instructor, Henry Samson ('Francis DeWolff') is a spoof of real life Mail Order Muscle Building entrepreneur, Charles Atlas.