Turned Out Nice Again
Date: 1941
Director: Marcel Varnel
Production Company: Ealing Studios, Associated Talking Pictures (ATP)
Stars: George Formby, Peggy Bryan, Edward Chapman, Elliott Mason, Mackenzie Ward
Location(s): Lancashire
Region(s): North
Storyline:
Caught between his modern wife and his meddling mother, an employee at an underwear factory buys a special yarn but ends up resigning from his position before it’s revolutionary properties are revealed.
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The feature opens with a panorama of a northern industrial town. Amy James advises that scenes were shot at Horrocks, Crewdson and Co.'s mill on Stanley Street in Preston, Lancashire.
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Panning to the left reveals more of the urban landscape. Horrocks, Crewdson and Co.'s mill on Stanley Street, Preston located by Amy James.
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Dawson's Underwear factory, where George Pearson is about to be promoted.