Jane Baxter

Roland Young stars in H.G. Wells light-hearted comedy about what happens when some bored celestials decide to give an ordinary little fellow the power to work miracles just to see what he will do with it. George, a drapers assistant, is suddenly endowed with the power to work miracles, but when he still cant win the love of Ada, he slowly begins to realize that he has omnipotence over everything except the human mind. Soon others become aware of his power and it seems that everyone can think of ways to use his gift to their own advantage. This is undoubtedly the best film adaptation by H.G. Wells of his own work. The Man Who Could Work Miracles is a wise, funny and humane commentary on the

Roland Young stars as Fotheringay, a man soon bestowed upon him great powers by the gods themselves in this comedic fantasy based on the moral tale by the great H.G. Wells. A simple man with basic human needs and vices. Fotheringay first uses his newfound abilities to entertain and benefit his smaller ordinary world. But upon meeting other members of the community he soon realizes the bigger picture in which he is now able to control. Inexperienced in his ways, this brings him much confusion and his abilities to perform extraordinary miracles for the world at large only complicates his existence much further giving way to the more sinister elements within him.Color/B&W: B&W. Running Time: 82 mins.

Roland Young stars in H.G. Wells light-hearted comedy about what happens when some bored celestials decide to give an ordinary little fellow the power to work miracles just to see what he will do with it. George, a drapers assistant, is suddenly endowed with the power to work miracles, but when he still cant win the love of Ada, he slowly begins to realize that he has omnipotence over everything except the human mind. Soon others become aware of his power and it seems that everyone can think of ways to use his gift to their own advantage. This is undoubtedly the best film adaptation by H.G. Wells of his own work. The Man Who Could Work Miracles is a wise, funny and humane commentary on the

After causing the death of a fellow flyer, a reckless Fleet Arm pilot is busted out of the service and becomes a mercenary pilot on a Mediterranean island. His old patriotism resurfaces when the Nazis take over the island. Produced by Michael Balcon. Co-written by Sergei Nolbandov.Color/B&W: B&W. Running Time: 103 mins.