Easy Money
- 1948 film
Easy Money
Classic comedy about four people who dream of winning the football pools in austere post-war Britain. A superb cast includes Jack Warner, Bill Owen, Jack Watling, Petula Clark and Mervyn Johns. Part-written by Arnold Ridley (Private Godfrey from Dad's Army), this comedy consists of four stories that show the down side to high living!
Britain in 1948, and a win on the football pools was a way out of post-war austerity. The football pools was a huge industry employing 25,000 people and saw 10 million punters putting their crosses, 1s and 2s into the little boxes on their coupon. It was everyone's dream to win the pools and most Britons did not view it as gambling but as a traditional British past-time. Easy Money takes a satirical look at the impact of a pools win on your average British punter in the tough days of the late 1940s.
Life isn't always better if you are lucky enough to hit the jackpot as some of Britain's best loved actors including, Jack Warner, Petula Clark, David Tomlinson, Mervyn Johns and Dennis Price will prove!
First released: Monday 14th December 2020
DVD- Distributor: Strawberry Media
- Region: 2
- Discs: 1
- Minutes: 94
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