Madman Shoplifts A Dunhill...

[misterlowercase]

...well, not really - he ended up paying for it. It was another goof from Alastair Sim's character who was trying to get 28 days in jail so he would be eligible to receive an inheritance from a practical joker relative who had just died.
The movie is Laughter in Paradise from 1951.

Just saw it on TCM the other week and enjoyed it.
Look how decked out in Dunhill goods that counter is, a wonderful display!
Audrey Hepburn makes a fleeting appearance as a cigarette girl too.

 

[kcghost]

A Great Find!

 

[phil67]

Screw the Dunhill pipe, I'll take Audrey Hepburn.

 

[numbersix]

Awesome find MLC - thanks for sharing!

 

[newbroom]

Screw the Dunhill pipe, I'll take Audrey Hepburn.

phil67, bass ackerd....it should really be, now, think about it...I'll take the Dunhill pipe and screw...um...

 

[andystewart]

@newbroom you beat me to it!
Great find Troy - moves the heart to see that kind of desire for the things we love in our hobby.
Andy

 

[phil67]

phil67, bass ackerd....it should really be, now, think about it...I'll take the Dunhill pipe and screw...um...

Yeah... that works for me. :wink:

 

[mso489]

Ah, the siren song of the famed British briar.

 

[collinj]

Audrey is gorgeous. What pipe?

 

[phil67]

Not only gorgeous, but one hell of a classy women. I had a terrible crush on her when I was in high school after seeing her in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'.

 

[misterlowercase]

No doubt about Audrey.
I couldn't post this without including that pic,

she's irresistible.

...she was also wearing fishnet stockings, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

 

[sparrowhawk]

Oh wow, Audrey is fishnets. The heck with the Dunhill. They're overrated anyway.

 

[smokeybear]

Great Post and yes Audrey was Classically beautiful for her whole life, Even in the later years before her Pass she had a glow to her. of course i was only 7 in 1993 but i would have let her babysit me any day.

 

[wyfbane]

She is my favorite actress still. So elegant and gracefull. She was of royal descent and carried herself that way always.