Hue and Cry Walter Hill (dir) From the director of "The

From the director of "The Long Good Friday" John Mackenzie comes this story of Jack Ruby - the man who shot alleged Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald

Produced by Darryl F

Detailed pen & ink drawings in the background picture the scenes with the natives and village scenes with the young boy and the parrot

Produced by Cameron Mackintosh

Please note there is a tiny neatly written name at the top right of the cover - otherwise in perfect condition

Hue and Cry Walter Hill (dir) From the director of "The"Hue and Cry" is a very early Ealing comedy from the year 1947 and stamped on the reverse is "National Film Library" "National Film Archive preservation print" with a great still of a very hard to find key scene picturing Alistair Sim in the role of Felix H. Wilkinson. Alistair Sim plays the eccentric and reclusive author of a boys comic serial called "The Trump" and he has interactions with the "School boys" and is very worried that his work has been