It also contains two colour sequences which are the first use of the Dufaycolor system. Launder and Gilliat 's star vehicle for Rex Harrison. It's a great role for Harrison and he's as charming as the script. Kenneth More is Douglas Bader in probably his best-remembered performance. He's the cocky pilot who loses both legs in an accident but still manages to become a war hero.
Script adapt .
Lewis Gilbert, Vernon Harris. It wasn't liked much at the time, but it's now one of those films you feel such affection for you forgive its faults. Hancock chucks his job in and goes to Paris to be an artist. He is acclaimed as a great artist, but realises too late that it's his flatmate's work that has been seen. Totally forgettable tale apart from Ladd's presence.