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	The Lavender Hill Mob – Dictionary Definition of The Lavender Hill Mob \| Encyclopedia.com: FREE Online Dictionary
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	'Lavender Hill Mob' get 26 years - Evening Standard - London \| Encyclopedia.com
		A GANG of master forgers nicknamed The Lavender Hill Mob were jailed for a total of 26 years today.
		They produced 50mil-lion worth of fake currency and their 20 notes were so realistic that 30million worth passed through the banking system.
		Detectives nicknamed the gang The Lavender Hill Mob...
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	The Lavender Hill Mob - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Lavender Hill Mob is a 1951 comedy film from Ealing Studios.
		Lavender Hill is a street in Battersea, a district of South London, in the postcode area SW11, near to Clapham Junction railway station.
		The film is being remade, with a projected release date in 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Lavender_Hill_Mob (447 words)

	Hunstanton On Line
		The Mob gives young people in and around Hunstanton a unique opportunity to express themselves and develop as individuals and currently has a total membership of 60 which is growing all the time.
		From the start, The Lavender Hill Mob Theatre Company set out to be an “inclusive group” working mainly with young people aged between four and 25, including vulnerable adults.
		With this approach, it is not surprising to learn that anyone may join The Mob, whatever their abilities or disabilities and there is no need for an audition to become part of this unique troupe.
	www.hunstanton-on-line.co.uk /archives-6/news/lavenderhillmob.htm (800 words)

	The Lavender Hill Mob : Charles Crichton (1951)
		At all points the sound must reflect the visual image presented, dialogue must accurately reflect the actions within the scene, sound effects must be appropriate to the scene and music (both diegetic and non-diegetic) must follow the mood of the scene.
		The Lavender Hill Mob was one of a series of classic comedies made by Ealing Studios at the peak of its success.
		As in all the Ealing comedies of this period the story is paramount and it is rare for any of the films to give any expression to the use of the medium of cinema beyond this.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /chris_g_cowan/Web/lhm.html (1481 words)

	The Lavender Hill Mob / Charles Crichton / 1951
		The Lavender Hill Mob / Charles Crichton / 1951
		A classic of British cinema, The Lavender Hill Mob is one of a series of enormously popular comedies that came out of Ealing Studios in the 1950s - others include Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) and The Ladykillers (1955).
		Plans are afoot for a remake of The Lavender Hill Mob, directed by Dean Parisot and scheduled for release in 2009.
	frenchfilms.topcities.com /FDF_The_Lavender_Hill_Mob_1951_rev.html (763 words)

	Lavender Dancer
		OUR STORY SUMMARY: Lavender Hill Man (2006): An odonata classic that benefits from unimaginable hiking (by P. Johnson, who won a blister for his efforts), airy direction (it is "sort of that-a-way"), and, most of all, the delightful eccentric performance by Argia hinei.
		In fall 2005, he had discovered Lavender Dancers at a site on the San Benito River in San Benito County (which, it is worth noting, was a part of Monterey County until 1874, just a short 132 years ago), and faced with a skeptical scientific community, collected that little beast as proof.
		The discoveries by the Lavender Hill Man push the range a fair bit northward, and along the slopes of the eastern portions of the Diablo Range.
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	the lavender hill mob \| movie classic, directed by charles crichton (1951)
		Somehow it needs London and the particular characters assembled in 'the mob': Guinness's archetypal bank clerk, Stanley Holloway's genteel second in command, Sidney James's and Alfie Bass's half-smart Cockney wide boys - their direct equivalents are not to be found anywhere else.
		Incidentally, in The Lavender Hill Mob's early South American scenes you may recognise a little-known starlet named Audrey Hepburn.
		The Lavender Hill Mob is being shown on TV this evening but I won't be watching it.
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	The "Lavender Hill Mob"
		A while later he got the form back from the state, along with a letter informing him that the Lavender Hill Mob was a partnership and could not be paid until it obtained an Employer Identification Number or EIN from (ominous music starts here)...the Internal Revenue Service.
		In February, Oliver began receiving notices from the IRS demanding to know where exactly were the Lavender Hill Mob's 1065 forms showing partnership income for 1989, 1990 and 1991.
		So in June the IRS notified the MOB members that, for failing to file their 1989 Form 1065 on time, they owed a penalty of $2500.
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	eBay - The Lavender Hill Mob Reviews
		Watching this early crime/comedy caper, The Lavender Hill Mob proves that those filmmakers in post-war England knew exactly what they were about and proved that you could do a thriller that was based purely in timing and wit and didn't need violence to carry it forward.
		Historical Background: A decade before the social climate in postwar England produced the Angry Young Men, the nation, in the late forties, was still in the "pulling together" mode but suffering a bit of depression of the national psyche from postwar austerity and the still too evident bomb craters.
		The Lavender Hill Mob is an Academy Award winning and very popular British film which further whet the appetite of film-goers around the world for the type of droll, clever, comedies Ealing Studios was quickly becoming famous for in the 1950's.
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	The Lavender Hill Mob
		The mob goes to Paris to collect their booty, only to find that several of the statuettes have been sold to some English schoolgirls on holiday.
		The Lavender Hill Mob was the brainchild of one of Ealing's most original writers, T.E.B. (Thomas Ernest Bennett, known as "Tibby") Clarke.
		One of the pleasures of The Lavender Hill Mob is spotting the familiar faces of players who would become some of the most beloved character actors in British films.
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		"Lavender" is a delight of witty structure and briskly economical pacing.
		With "The Lavender Hill Mob" the comic, idiosyncratic Guinness persona itself was launched, in all its variations of quiet diffidence, cunning, stubbornness and that famous half-smile that seems to say "I know something you don't know."
		"Lavender" is the kind of movie where you root for the thieves, but in its period films lacked the gumption to come out with the conclusion that often "crime does pay."
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	Urban Cinefile LAVENDER HILL MOB, THE: DVD
		The Ealing studios in Britain are synonymous for having produced some of the most intelligent, comedic and witty films in the history of British cinema, with their purple patch during the 1950s the most decorated.
		The Lavender Hill Mob is possibly one of its more overlooked features, but with its Academy Award win for Best Screenplay and nomination for Guinness as Best Actor, it certainly didn’t go unnoticed.
		By today’s standards, The Lavender Hill Mob is, on the surface, a fairly typical heist film complete with a gang of mismatched characters looking for a get rich quick solution.
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	London's lavender hill mob E: The Environmental Magazine - Find Articles
		First, it is highly in demand at the moment for beauty and health products--Resources Coordinator Nicola Davies calls it "the groovy crop of the 90s." Second, lavender is a part of South London's heritage.
		At the turn of the last century, South London was the lavender capital of the world (leading to area names such as Lavender Hill).
		He says he has stuffed his pillow with lavender to aid sleep and is now growing other crops, including lemon balm, apple mint, fl mint and Cologne mint, which he intends to plant on the remaining half acre.
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	The Lavender Hill Mob
		By the time The Lavender Hill Mob was released in 1951, the pressure of the post-war years had begun to ease slightly.
		The Lavender Hill Mob was one in the last of the famous cycle of comedies to retain its contemporaneity, before Ealing itself became part of a quaintly nostalgic and retrospective British cinema which revelled in the glories of past achievements rather than dealing with current society.
		Unlike many more traditionally 'comedian-centred' comedies however, it is canny enough to suggest that rebellion must always come from within, and that it is the presumption of the system itself which produces the desire for escape and disobedience.
	homepage.eircom.net /~obrienh/lhm.htm (565 words)

	The DVD Journal \| Quick Reviews: The Lavender Hill Mob
		Directed by Charles Crichton, 1951's The Lavender Hill Mob is one of the crowning glories of London's Ealing Studios, perfectly capturing the delicious wit and pacing that made British comedies from the era so enormously appealing.
		But The Lavender Hill Mob is hardly a string of clichés, thanks in part to its marvelous cast.
		Anchor Bay's DVD release of The Lavender Hill Mob, part of the Alec Guinness Collection, features a clean transfer from a strong fl-and-white source print that looks very good, while audio is in the original mono (DD 2.0).
	www.dvdjournal.com /quickreviews/l/lavenderhillmob.q.shtml (504 words)

	THE LAVENDER HILL MOB
		THE LAVENDER HILL MOB has the reputation as one of the key films in the Ealing Studios catalog.
		THE LAVENDER HILL MOB is that it's not quite sure which direction it would like to take.
		THE LAVENDER HILL MOB loses balance and each direction is de-intensified by the previous one.
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	The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)
		Perhaps it was a bit too dark for the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, which selected the The Lavender Hill Mob for the 1995 Vatican list of selected important films.
		The Lavender Hill Mob is the most universal of the three, focusing as it does not on heirs to nobility or two-bit criminals, but on an ordinary, seemingly upstanding citizen, a contientious Bank of London employee named Henry Holland (Guinness) whose duties include overseeing shipments of gold bullion.
		Though The Lavender Hill Mob far from a morality tale, a neat crime-doesn’t-pay twist is more than the mere "sop to the censors" some unfairly consider it, since it makes for a satisfying twist and a memorable climactic image.
	decentfilms.com /sections/reviews/1889 (596 words)

	The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)
		One of the curious things about The Lavender Hill Mob (the title refers to the seedy South London district between Battersea and Clapham where Holland lives in a dreary boarding-house) was that its running time was a mere seventy-eight minutes, instead of the ninety-plus that was normal for a first feature.
		The idea for The Lavender Hill Mob came to Tibby Clarke when he was researching material for a serious Ealing film called Pool of London.
		John Eldridge, who had originated the proposal for the latter film, which was to be a slice-of-life drama centred on dockland, suggested including a villain in the form of a Bank of England employee who uses his privileged position to steal bullion.
	www.britmovie.co.uk /studios/ealing/filmography/63.html (677 words)

	The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth! - Lavender Hill Mob - Epinions.com
		Charles Crichton, the director of The Lavender Hill Mob was born August 6th, 1910 in Wallasey, England.
		Their first challenge is to expand their "mob" by adding a couple of seasoned crooks.
		The Lavender Hill Mob is about the roles that we play and the what if we had chosen another one instead.
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	BestPrices.com - Movies - Lavender Hill Mob
		The Lavender Hill Mob and The Ladykillers can almost serve as companion pieces to each other.
		While in The Ladykillers Guinness is a fiendish crook whose criminality is evident from his first appearance, in The Lavender Hill Mob he is a mousy milquetoast named Holland, the unlikeliest of thieves who uses the trust that others place in him to set his plan into motion.
		Lavender Hill Mob: Charles Crichton directed this Ealing caper comedy, with a witty script by T.E.B. Clarke that won an Academy Award.
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	The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)
		Perhaps it was a bit too dark for the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, which selected the The Lavender Hill Mob for the 1995 Vatican list of selected important films.
		The Lavender Hill Mob is the most universal of the three, focusing as it does not on heirs to nobility or two-bit criminals, but on an ordinary, seemingly upstanding citizen, a conscientious Bank of London employee named Henry Holland (Guinness) whose duties include overseeing shipments of gold bullion.
		Though The Lavender Hill Mob far from a morality tale, a neat crime-doesn’t-pay twist is more than the mere "sop to the censors" some unfairly consider it, since it makes for a satisfying twist and a memorable climactic image.
	www.decentfilms.com /sections/reviews/lavenderhillmob.html (623 words)

	The Lavender Hill Mob@Everything2.com
		The Lavender Hill Mob was an an adventure-comedy film released in 1951 and was directed by Charles Crichton.
		It was originally released in the United Kingdom, it is in fl and white, and is 82 minutes long.
		Then, the Lavender Hill Mob would be complete.
	www.everything2.com /?node_id=733946 (431 words)

	The Lavender Hill Mob (1951) Movie Review - RopeofSilicon.com
		Lavender Hill Mob, The is a Universal International Pictures release directed by Charles Crichton and was released on October 15, 1951.
		Guinness is in peak form here, and director Charles Crichton (who scored a late-career hit with A Fish Called Wanda over a quarter-century later) keeps the action moving with impeccable British efficiency.
		Along with The Ladykillers and The Man in the White Suit (both starring Guinness), The Lavender Hill Mob represents the golden age of British comedy, and it's still delightfully entertaining.
	www.ropeofsilicon.com /review.php?id=1628 (358 words)

	Lavender Hill Mob, The mistakes, goofs and bloopers
		Lavender Hill Mob, The mistakes, goofs and bloopers
		Lavender Hill Mob, The (1951) - 1 mistake
		Continuity: Early on in the film Alec Guinness is travelling in the back of a van transporting gold bars to the bank.
	www.moviemistakes.com /film4204 (186 words)

	Lavender Hill mob \| Food and drink \| Life and Health
		Donna Margherita, 183 Lavender Hill, London SW11 (020 7228 2660).
		Lepard was getting in touch to tell me that he had recently been directed to what he had been told was a source of near-perfect pizzas.
		'And I have to agree.' This was remarkable news, not least because the restaurant in question, Donna Margherita, was not some grand, flouncy gastro palace, but a humble trattoria on a scuffed and smudged stretch of Lavender Hill in south London.
	lifeandhealth.guardian.co.uk /food/story/0,,2140535,00.html (835 words)

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