FILMS. 4th EDItION PASSPORT TO PIMLICO 影7ELC BU Passport to Pimlico Duke of Burgundy): Margaret Rutherford ( Professor Hatton-Jones): Curran, James, and Vincent Porter, editors, British Cinema History Raymond Huntley (Wix); Hermoine Baddeley(Eddie Randall): Basil London. Weidenfield Nicholson. 1983 Radford ( Gregg Brown, Geoff, and Laurence Kardish, Michael Balcon: The Pursuit of British Cinema, New York, The Museum of Modern Art, 1984: dated edition, 1990 Publications Murphy, Robert, Realism and Tinsel, London, Routledge, 1992 Articles. Books Ellis, John, ""Made in Ealing, from Screen(London), Vol 16. No. 1 Balcon, Michael, Michael Balcon Presents.. A Lifetime of Films, Spring 1975 Brown, Geoff, "Ealing, Your Ealing from Sight and Sound (Lon- Durgnat, Raymond, A Mirror For England, London, Faber don). Summer 1977. Faber 1970 williams, Tony, The Repressed Fantastic in Passport to Pimlico, Clarke. T. E. B. This Is Where Came In. London. Michael in Film Criticism (Meadville), vol. 16. no. 1-2, Fall-winter Joseph, 1974 Armes, Roy, A Critical History of British Cinema, London, Secker Warburg, 19 Barr, Charles, Ealing Studios, New York, Woodstock Press, 1980, 1999. Perry, George, Forever Ealing, London, Pavillion/Michael Passport to Pimlico has the distinction of making pouring rain and he onset of cold weather the satisfying and suitably up-beat coda toFILMS, 4 PASSPORT TO PIMLICO th EDITION 925 Passport to Pimlico (Duke of Burgundy); Margaret Rutherford (Professor Hatton-Jones); Raymond Huntley (Wix); Hermoine Baddeley (Eddie Randall); Basil Radford (Gregg). Publications Books: Balcon, Michael, Michael Balcon Presents . . . A Lifetime of Films, London, Hutchinson, 1969. Durgnat, Raymond, A Mirror For England, London, Faber & Faber, 1970. Clarke, T. E. B., This Is Where I Came In, London, Michael Joseph, 1974. Armes, Roy, A Critical History of British Cinema, London, Secker & Warburg, 1978. Barr, Charles, Ealing Studios, New York, Woodstock Press, 1980, 1999. Perry, George, Forever Ealing, London, Pavillion/Michael Joseph, 1981. Curran, James, and Vincent Porter, editors, British Cinema History, London, Weidenfield & Nicholson, 1983. Brown, Geoff, and Laurence Kardish, Michael Balcon: The Pursuit of British Cinema, New York, The Museum of Modern Art, 1984; updated edition, 1990. Murphy, Robert, Realism and Tinsel, London, Routledge, 1992. Articles: Ellis, John, ‘‘Made in Ealing,’’ from Screen (London), Vol 16, No. 1, Spring 1975. Brown, Geoff, ‘‘Ealing, Your Ealing,’’ from Sight and Sound (Lon￾don), Summer 1977. Williams, Tony, ‘‘The Repressed Fantastic in Passport to Pimlico,’’ in Film Criticism (Meadville), vol. 16, no. 1–2, Fall-Winter 1991–1992. *** Passport to Pimlico has the distinction of making pouring rain and the onset of cold weather the satisfying and suitably up-beat coda to