![“[The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp] addresses something I’ve always been profoundly interested in — what it means to be English … it is about bigger things than the war. It takes a longer view of history which was an extraordinarily brave thing for someone to do in 1943, at a time when history seemed to have disintegrated into its most helpless, impossible and unforgivable state.”
Stephen Fry, interviewed by the Daily Telegraph, 2003. The lady in the picture is the lovely Deborah Kerr.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_le60oakC071qz8mh5o1_500.jpg)
“[The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp] addresses something I’ve always been profoundly interested in — what it means to be English … it is about bigger things than the war. It takes a longer view of history which was an extraordinarily brave thing for someone to do in 1943, at a time when history seemed to have disintegrated into its most helpless, impossible and unforgivable state.”
Stephen Fry, interviewed by the Daily Telegraph, 2003. The lady in the picture is the lovely Deborah Kerr.
