Blue Murder at St Trinian's

Blue Murder at St Trinian's (1957) is British comedy film set in the fictional St Trinian's School.

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1957 - British comedy - Film - Fiction - St Trinian's School

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Directed by Frank Launder and written by him and Sidney Gilliat, it was the second of the series of four films starring well-known British actors such as Alistair Sim as Miss Fritton, the school headmistress, and George Cole as "Flash Harry", and Joyce Grenfell as Policewoman Sergeant Ruby Gates. Terry-Thomas appeared as Captain Romney Carlton-Ricketts.

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Frank Launder - Sidney Gilliat - British - Actor - Alistair Sim - George Cole - Flash Harry - Joyce Grenfell - Police - Terry-Thomas

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Lloyd Lamble appeared as Superintendent Kemp-Bird (the reluctant fiancee of Ruby Gates), and Terry Scott appeared as the Police Sergeant.

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Lloyd Lamble - Superintendent - Terry Scott

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The Civil Servants in the Ministry of Education included: Peter Jones who appeared as Prestwick, Eric Barker as Culpepper-Brown, and Richard Wattis as Manton Bassett. Thorley Walters appeared as the Army Major, and Cyril Chamberlain as the Army Captain.

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Peter Jones - Eric Barker - Richard Wattis - Thorley Walters - Cyril Chamberlain

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The celebrity glamour model Sabrina also appeared in this film with high billing, appearing in all the posters and publicity stills in school uniform, although she actually had a non-speaking part in which she was only required to lounge in bed reading a book.

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Glamour model - Sabrina

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