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Video clips featuring the films, actors and actresses of the 1940s and beyond. Page 10 of 10

Margaret Lockwood (as Leslie James) and Hugh Sinclair (as Earl of Pangborough) in a screenshot from A Girl Must Live (1939) (2) — The games room
Hugh Sinclair, Margaret Lockwood, Lilli Palmer and Renee Houston in a film clip from A Girl Must Live. Film clip from A Girl Must Live (1939).

Margaret Lockwood (as Leslie James) in a screenshot from A Girl Must Live (1939) (1) — The runaway
Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from A Girl Must Live. Film clip from A Girl Must Live (1939).

Main title from A Girl Must Live (1939) — A Girl Must Live (1939) opening credits
Main title from A Girl Must Live (1939). A runaway schoolgirl falls among chorus girls who plan to marry into the nobility.

Screenshot from Hungry Hill (1947) (2) — The blue boat
Margaret Lockwood and Dennis Price in a film clip from Hungry Hill. Film clip from Hungry Hill (1947).

Screenshot from Hungry Hill (1947) (1) — Fanny Rosa arrives
Fanny Rosa causes a stir as she rides in on her horse; John struggles to assist as his love rival Henry muscles in. Film clip from Hungry Hill (1947).

Main title from Hungry Hill (1947) — Hungry Hill (1947) opening credits
Main title from Hungry Hill (1947). An Irish family feuds over ownership of a copper mine.

Screenshot from Bedelia (1946) (2) — Stay Away From Me
Barry K Barnes and Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from Bedelia. Film clip from Bedelia (1946).

Screenshot from Bedelia (1946) (1) — The Black Pearl
Henry de Bray and Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from Bedelia. Film clip from Bedelia (1946).

Main title from Bedelia (1946) — Bedelia (1946) opening credits
Main title from Bedelia (1946). A psychotic woman is discovered to have poisoned three husbands.

Screenshot from The Wicked Lady (1945) (2) — These wicked things
Margaret Lockwood and Griffith Jones in a film clip from The Wicked Lady. Film clip from The Wicked Lady (1945).

Screenshot from The Wicked Lady (1945) (1) — Fifty pound bounty
Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from The Wicked Lady. Film clip from The Wicked Lady (1945).

Main title from The Wicked Lady (1945) — The Wicked Lady (1945) opening credits
Main title from The Wicked Lady (1945)

Margaret Lockwood (as Jenny Sunley) in a screenshot from The Stars Look Down (1940) (2) — Jenny’s idea
Margaret Lockwood and Michael Redgrave in a film clip from The Stars Look Down. Film clip from The Stars Look Down (1940).

Margaret Lockwood (as Jenny Sunley) in a screenshot from The Stars Look Down (1940) (1) — The never-never man
Michael Redgrave, Margaret Lockwood and Emlyn Williams in a film clip from The Stars Look Down. Film clip from The Stars Look Down (1940).

Main title from The Stars Look Down (1940) — The Stars Look Down (1940) opening credits
Main title from The Stars Look Down (1940). A group of coalminers are buried alive through the greed of their pit-owner boss.

Screenshot from The Lady Vanishes (1938) (2) — The lady vanishes from the train
Margaret Lockwood, Zelma Vas Dias and Philip Leaver in a film clip from The Lady Vanishes. Film clip from The Lady Vanishes (1938).

Main title from The Lady Vanishes (1938) — The Lady Vanishes (1938) opening credits
Main title from The Lady Vanishes (1938). En route back to England by train from Switzerland, an old lady disappears and two young people investigate.

Screenshot from The Amateur Gentleman (1936) (4) — The waltz
Hugh Williams and Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from The Amateur Gentleman. Film clip from The Amateur Gentleman (1936).

Screenshot from The Amateur Gentleman (1936) (3) — Card game
Irene Brown and Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from The Amateur Gentleman. Film clip from The Amateur Gentleman (1936).

Main title from The Amateur Gentleman (1936) — The Amateur Gentleman (1936) opening credits
Main title from The Amateur Gentleman (1936). A Regency innkeeper’s son poses as a travelling pugilist in order to clear his father’s name of theft.

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