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Why this pick
Like A Run for Your Money, this is an affectionate postwar British community comedy, finding warm, gently escalating chaos in ordinary people facing an extraordinary opportunity.
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Why this pick
Like A Run for Your Money, this is an affectionate postwar British community comedy, finding warm, gently escalating chaos in ordinary people facing an extraordinary opportunity.
Why this pick
Its cosy rural setting, eccentric local characters and cheerful underdog spirit closely match the good-natured, unhurried charm of the Welsh miners' adventure.
Why this pick
A modest man’s trip beyond his familiar routine becomes a buoyant comic escapade, with the same polished Ealing-style warmth and fondness for British character types.
Why this pick
This wry Scottish comedy shares the film’s regional texture and fish-out-of-water humour, turning a clash between worldly visitors and stubborn locals into gentle farce.
Why this pick
A warm postwar British ensemble comedy about ordinary people resisting disruption, carried by neighbourly solidarity, modest stakes and an affectionate comic outlook.
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01 / THE STORY
Two Welsh coal miners from (fictional) Hafoduwchbenceubwllymarchogcoch, David 'Dai Number 9' Jones (Donald Houston) and Thomas 'Twm' Jones (Meredith Edwards), win a contest run by the ''Echo'' newspaper. The prize is £100 each, plus the best seats for an important rugby union match between England and Wales at Twickenham Stadium. For the naive Welshmen, this is their first trip to England.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Thomas 'Twm' Jones

Jo
Huw Price
Mrs Pargiter
David "Dai Number 9" Jones

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