'''''Easy Money''''' is a 1948 British [[satire|satirical film]] about a modern British tradition, the [[football pools]]. It is comp [[Category:1948 films]]

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...it was included in ''[[Time (magazine)|Time]]''{{'}}s list of the top 100 films since 1923. ...he "post-war sensitivity about anti-Semitism", and the moral stance of the films produced by Ealing.{{sfn|Newton|2003|p=35}} According to the [[British Film

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...tic for ''[[The Observer]]'' He was also scriptwriter on the 1967 [[satire|satirical film]] ''[[Smashing Time]]''. The period from 1948 until 1963 is described ...Two]] broadcast ''George Melly's Last Stand'' (produced by [[Walker George Films]]), an intimate portrayal of Melly's last months. His sister [[Andrée Mell

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