Home/Entertainment/Movies/Great British Movies (According to the BAFTAs)Home/Entertainment/MoviesList · 54 itemsGrandi film britannici (secondo i BAFTA)The Cinephile · 2 likes54 itemsUpdated anno scorsoListMovies · EntertainmentGrandi film britannici (secondo i BAFTA)The Cinephile@TheCinephile54Items2Likes54 picks in “Great British Movies (According to the BAFTAs)”, curated by The Cinephile on TheLysts.See all 54 itemsFollow The CinephileShareOpen in appThe listShowing 1–10 of 54Search these 54 itemsRankTableCardsGrandi film britannici (secondo i BAFTA) — 10 itemsNameFilmDirectorYearStarringBlurb1Odd Man Out—Carol Reed1948James Mason, Robert NewtonA wounded Irish nationalist tries to evade the police in Belfast.2The Fallen Idol—Carol Reed (x2)1948Ralph Richardson, Michèle MorganA young boy idolizes his father's butler, only to learn troubling truths.3The Third Man—Carol Reed (x3)1949Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles, Alida ValliA writer searches for his mysterious friend in post-war Vienna.4The Blue Lamp—Basil Dearden1950Jack Warner, Dirk BogardeA police officer's murder sparks a city-wide manhunt.5The Lavender Hill Mob—Charles Crichton1951Alec Guinness, Stanley HollowayA meek bank worker masterminds a gold heist.6Genevieve—Henry Cornelius1953John Gregson, Dinah SheridanA vintage car rally leads to competitive chaos between couples.7Hobson's Choice—David Lean (x2)1954Charles Laughton, John MillsA tyrannical bootmaker's daughter takes control of her destiny.8Richard III—Laurence Olivier1955Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, Ralph RichardsonShakespeare’s tale of the power-hungry king brought to life.9Reach for the Sky—Lewis Gilbert1956Kenneth MoreThe inspiring true story of pilot Douglas Bader.10The Bridge on the River Kwai—David Lean (x3)1957Alec Guinness, William Holden, Sessue HayakawaBritish POWs are forced to build a bridge for the enemy.44 more items in this listSign up free to see them all, with every column and every photograph.Sign up free1234NextServer-rendered — every page reachable without JavaScriptReport