Tawny Pipit DVD
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Film Details
Directed by Charles Saunders, Bernard Miles
Produced in 1944
Main Language - English
Countries & Regions - British Film
Cast
Niall MacGinnis, Rosamund John, Bernard Miles, Marjorie Rhodes, Brefni O'Rorke, Lucy Mannheim
Genres
Classic Drama Movies • Classic War Movies • Classic British Film
Film Description
'It's the Tawny Pipit!'.
A thoroughly charming wartime drama in which decency and English values are encapsulated in the effort to protect the eggs of a rare migrant bird that has decided to breed in a field near to where a fighter pilot is convalescing from injuries sustained during the Battle of Britain.
Niall MacGinnis plays the pilot who spends his days lazing in the Cotswold meadows with his nurse (Rosamund John) - until they discover a pair of nesting Tawny Pipits, known to have bred only once before in England. Helen's ornithologist uncle arrives to confirm that the birds are actually Tawny Pipits, but the word soon spreads around the egg-collecting community that there is a rare and lucrative nest in an English backwater village. Afraid of having the bird's eggs stolen or destroyed, the villagers band together under the leadership of Colonel Barton-Barrington and vow to defend the nest against egg thieves, the army and the Ministry of Agriculture!
DVD Details
Certificate: U
Publisher: Odeon Entertainment
Length: 78 mins
Region: 2
Cat No: ODNF240
Format: DVD B&W
DVD Extras
- Best of British Trailers
- Booklet Notes.
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