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6.0 / 10 1h 32min

Comedy

The poor, elderly—and the wily, when it comes to parting those who can afford it from their money—Scottish skipper of a broken-down old 'puffer' boat tricks an American tycoon into paying him to transport his personal cargo. When the tycoon learns of the trick, he attempts to track down the boat and remove his possessions.

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Review by user526iv7tnwx7

Update on Tommy Kearins (the "wee boy Dougie")

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Review by AuroraAntelope

THE MAGGIE (Alexander Mackendrick, 1954) ***

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Review by user633gtldguir

Gentle and amusing Ealing comedy.

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Review by user909exgowfu8

Charming gentle comedy from Ealing studios

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Review by user9187ctox36d

Gentle comedy about a clash of cultures

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Review by user266c3tcilbo

The victory of humanity over formalities

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Review by user4658zqefklu

"Tell me, Mactaggart: are you out of your mind, or is it just you think you've driven me out of mine?"

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Review by user3596y0zs8ca

Pretty strong Ealing movie with some memorable Scottish landscapes

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Review by user887hknhgrbg

A Familiar Ealing Theme of Vanquishing the Rich and Powerful, but Deftly Handled

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Review by user374fih4tpo4

Weak script, weak characters, jokes fall flat

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Review by user199bao9pz4m

A vintage comedy - one of the best.

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Review by SonicSquirrel

Excellent scottish comedy film of its genre , much underated.

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Review by user146h16ybmf9

I felt strangely indifferent about this film...

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