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Safe and inoffensive fun is The Runaway Bus, very much along the lines of Walter Forde's The Ghost Train (Guest writing there too), it zips along apace and is awash with gags both visually and orally. Maybe somewhat surprising, considering all those involved with it, it's probably with its "who is it" core where the film is at its best.
The Runaway Bus has a solid premise for a comedy but because it's nearly 70 years old and Very British, the laughs are more sensible chuckles than outright LOLs. But if that's your vibe, this movie certainly delivers. And Margaret Rutherford is always a delight.
Elderly and belligerent Miss Cynthia Beeston (Dame Margaret Rutherford), who believes the world should revolve around her and her alone, is able to commandeer one of the B.O.A.C. buses to take her and three other passengers - unaware ingénue Janie Grey (Belinda Lee), staid Edward Schroeder (George Coulouris), and milquetoast Henry Waterman ...
"The Runaway Bus" (Sinister Cinema) The attraction here is Margaret Rutherford, who delighted us in so many other films such as Blithe Spirit (1945), Passport to Pimlico (1949), The V.IP.s (1963 and an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress) and the four Miss Marple films (1961--1964).
THE RUNAWAY BUS. Directed by. Val Guest. United Kingdom, 1954. Comedy. 78. Synopsis. When heavy fog prevents all aircraft from leaving London airport, a group of passengers take an airline bus to get them to an alternative airport. Synopsis.
12 de abr. de 2019 · The Runaway Bus. Publication date 1954 Topics comedy. comedy Addeddate 2019-04-12 02:19:48 Identifier TheRunawayBus Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.4 . plus-circle Add Review. comment. Reviews There are no reviews yet. Be the first one to write a review. ...
4 de sept. de 2007 · "The Runaway Bus" (Sinister Cinema) The attraction here is Margaret Rutherford, who delighted us in so many other films such as Blithe Spirit (1945), Passport to Pimlico (1949), The V.IP.s (1963 and an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress) and the four Miss Marple films (1961--1964).
