"Five-Sided Triangle", while geometrically incorrect, might be a better title for this film than the two it has. Arthur Crisp, a private in the Queen's Guards is forced to leave his ex-fiancée Christine in the empty house of a high-ranking civil servant whose son Miles discovers her there and promptly falls in love. His sister Alex decides that it would be best if Christine got together with Arthur, not realizing that he's worshipped her from afar. A further complication is that Arthur's commanding officer is in love with Alex.
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Anthony Kimmins
Director
Nigel Patrick
Miles Cornwall
Valerie Hobson
Alex Cornwall
Peggy Cummins
Christine Deed
George Cole
Arthur Crisp
A.E. Matthews
Sir Arthur Cornwall
Anthony Bushell
Major Guy Ashley
Joss Ambler
Guide
Jack Arrow
U.S. Soldier in Guided Tour
John Dighton
Writer
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The Amelia Gething Complex
Henpocalypse!
Stath Lets Flats
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Bruh
Not Suitable for Work
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
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Single Parents
Aiyetoro Town
Real Husbands of Hollywood
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source: The Passionate Sentry
Who Goes There!
I am inserting reviews for all films that I've seen that currently lack one, my very brief review from time of viewing follows... 'Minor British comedy about a rather scatty Irish girl who falls for a guard at St James Palace, slight but watchable.' I saw the film on itv in the UK on 30 Apr 1984, so almost 30 years ago, I have no memory now of the film to add to the brief note, but looking at the cast & crew, it has Valerie Hobson who was always good, here playing an Irish girl, she was in fact born in what is now N.Ireland. The director A.Kimmins was a writer director who is now almost forgotten, but made many watchable films, including writing the screenplay for the first 3 films directed by C.Reed, he is not responsible for the script here, hopefully I have waffled sufficiently to get this up to minimum length.
This is a rather dull filmed version of a stageplay.There is no attempt to open out the film.Most of the film is photographed in medium closeup.There is some camera movement but this must tends to emphasise the fact that this is taking place in a film studio.The actors,good S they may be,are only as good as their lines.I think that the RSM is played by Tibby Brittain
