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Harry Mount

Harry Mount

Harry Mount, the Oldie editor, has recently written Summer Madness: How Brexit Split the Tories, Destroyed Labour and Divided the Country (Biteback). Other books include Odyssey - Ancient Greece in the Footsteps of Odysseus and Amo, Amas, Amat and All That. He writes for the Daily Mail, the Telegraph, the Spectator and many other newspapers and magazines. He was a leader writer and New York correspondent at the Telegraph.

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Film Review: Made In England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger (12A). By Harry Mount
Pursuits | By Harry Mount

Film Review: Made In England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger (12A). By Harry Mount

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MADE IN ENGLAND: THE FILMS OF POWELL AND PRESSBURGER (12A)

Commonplace Corner Quote Of The Day
Blog | By Harry Mount | Apr 23, 2024

Commonplace Corner Quote Of The Day

The powder monkey at the Battle of Trafalgar, writes, 'We had to leave our Quarters 2 get breath.'

So boys of 17 were using text messaging in 1805. Plus ça change.

Dr Pam Macdonald, University of Wales

academic

Film. Harry Mount. Back to Black (15)
Pursuits | By Harry Mount

Film. Harry Mount. Back to Black (15)

Film. Harry Mount. Back to Black (15)
The Old Un's Notes - The 100th Anniversary of the birth of Tony Hancock
Features | By Harry Mount

The Old Un's Notes - The 100th Anniversary of the birth of Tony Hancock

The wonderfully lugubrious comedian with his trademark homburg and astrakhan-collared coat
Film Review: The Holdovers (15). By Harry Mount
Features | By Harry Mount

Film Review: The Holdovers (15). By Harry Mount

Oldie-readers will know the original grumpy classics master – Andrew Crocker-Harris in The Browning Version, Terence Rattigan’s wonderful 1948 play, later made into films starring Michael Redgrave (1951) and Albert Finney (1994).
Film Review: Wonka (PG) By Harry Mount
Arts | By Harry Mount

Film Review: Wonka (PG) By Harry Mount

Film Review: Wonka (PG) By Harry Mount
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