- Actors: Cecil Parker, George Cole, Joyce Grenfell, Eric Barker, Thorley Walters
- Directors: Frank Launder
- Writers: Frank Launder, Sidney Gilliat, Ronald Searle, Val Valentine
- Producers: Frank Launder, Leslie Gilliat, Sidney Gilliat
- Classification: U
- Studio: Warner
- VHS Release Date: 3 July 2000
- Run Time: 94 minutes
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- ASIN: B00004CJSV
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 981 in Video (See Top 100 in Video)
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This is better than 3 stars for me (though not quite 4), and generally maintains the standard set by the previous two films. At the start of the film the school has been burnt down and the pupils are brought to trial. A lovely sequence follows in which the Judge is continually distracted by one of the rather good-looking 6th formers! Because of this and thanks to a scam devised by Flash Harry (George Cole) the pupils are basically let off. Sadly the film doesn't quite maintain the standard of comedy set in this opening section.
The cast is mostly good with John LeMesurier turning up as the Minister of Education and Sid James as the backer of the new school (to be built). Irene Handl, Dennis Price and of course Joyce Grenfell also feature, along with a large cast of schoolgirls. The recurring joke through the film is the numerous people who put on some relaxing music and dance to it to relieve the stress of trying to deal with St Trinians problems. This is quite surreal and almost Pythonesq.
This is well worth buying (unlike the final film in the series), and can be purchased as part of a 4 disc set, which is also strongly recommended.
The cast is mostly good with John LeMesurier turning up as the Minister of Education and Sid James as the backer of the new school (to be built). Irene Handl, Dennis Price and of course Joyce Grenfell also feature, along with a large cast of schoolgirls. The recurring joke through the film is the numerous people who put on some relaxing music and dance to it to relieve the stress of trying to deal with St Trinians problems. This is quite surreal and almost Pythonesq.
This is well worth buying (unlike the final film in the series), and can be purchased as part of a 4 disc set, which is also strongly recommended.
Format:DVD
Get the tea, coffee, Coca-Cola or Pepsi and crisps or popcorn, and sit and watch a film - THIS FILM - with laughter, charm and style.
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Honestly! We were not that bad!
12 Aug 2005
As an "Old Girl" from a not-quite-so-similar school, back in the good old days of Gym Slips, White Blouses and Black wool stockings, I must admit that we were always up to something... we were not quite that outrageous...but, in a way I am sure that our Head thought we were. Though the entire cast of this film is extraordinarily exagerated...they all bring a faint sprinkle of reality and a giggle of happy memories..Long Live St. Trinians!!
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