The fourth form monsters latest trick is their best ever - they've burned down St. Trinian's! As the school stands trials, the police breathe a sigh of relief. But miraculously the judges infatuation with Rosalie, the beautiful blonde of the sixth form, means the school is freed. And with them go the most glamorous sixth .. Read more
| Starring | George Cole, Alice Krige, Cecil Parker, Frankie Howard |
|---|---|
| Director | Frank Launder |
| Genres | Comedy, Drama |
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The fourth form monsters latest trick is their best ever - they've burned down St. Trinian's! As the school stands trials, the police breathe a sigh of relief. But miraculously the judges infatuation with Rosalie, the beautiful blonde of the sixth form, means the school is freed. And with them go the most glamorous sixth formers ever seen in gym-slips. For Authority it means a new reign of terror, as with gleeful anticipation the girls of St. Trinians regroup. Their motto is mayhem.
| Starring | George Cole, Alice Krige, Cecil Parker, Frankie Howard, George Baker, Joyce Grenfell, Sid James |
|---|---|
| Director | Frank Launder |
| Studio | OPTIMUM HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 30 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Comedy, Drama |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 01 Jan 2007 Production year: 1957 |
| Format | DVD |
Pure Hell of St. Trinian's: This is where this series of movies starts to go down-hill. Missing Alastair Sim who plays the brilliantly wry headmistress and her brother and with a poor script focusing on the board of directors rather than the actual school, the movie sinks with only a few highlights.
Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery:
With basically all of the original cast missing that appeared in the first movie 8 years prior, you'd think this is a cash-in on the name of St Trinian's but it is in fact a great movie, much better than Pure Hell of St. Trinians. There's no Alastair Sim or Joyce Grenfell but Frankie Howerd makes a great performance as does the whole cast and St Trinian's comes to an end on fine form.
Rent Belles of St. Trinian's and Blue Murder of St. Trinians first then rent these.
I couldn't remember ever seeing 'Pure Hell' & I hadn't remembered that the 'Train Robbery' is rather tedious in parts...but the chase at the end is as good as I remembered it and makes it an enjoyable family film (ours are 15,10 & 8 & all liked it...)