Oscar winning triple packs at a sensational price. Take a Seat, close the doors, dim the lights and leave your troubles behind You are about to relive the magic of the matinee era, a golden era of quality, style and sophistication. Brilliant writing, incredible performances, masterful directing The Classic Matinee Triple Bill series is your exclusive gold pass to viewing excellence. In 1937, J. Arthur Rank formed the iconic Rank Organisation. With the simple philosophy, great stories, beautifully told Rank produced some of the finest writers, actors and directors the screen has ever known. Presented here is a selection of some of the rarest gems from the Rank catalogue, films that are sure to delight lovers of cinema, young and old. Rank Will be forever remembered for bringing to the screen strong female characters played by some the most outstanding actresses of the day names like Patricia Roc, Margaret Lockwood and Deborah Kerr became household names and helped elevate Rank to the top. Bank Holiday (1938): PG mature themes, Bank Holidays may be a time when most are happy. But this is not true for Stephen Howard, who has just lost his wife in childbirth. His grief-stricken state touches the heart of a nurse, Catherine who offers to accompany him home. He refuses, and she is left to go away for the weekend with her boyfriend. While away, she fears and feels for Stephen, and decides to return to London to seek him out. Millions like us (1943): TBC, Celia Crowson is a young woman who decides to join the war effort. She leaves her family and sets off for a factory, filled. I see a dark Stranger (1946): G General, Bridie is an Irish girl who decides that she will return to Dublin to assist in the war against the British. On the train she meets a Nazi officer attempting to rescue an accomplice. He sees Bridie as an attractive decoy so he takes her to England with him. When Miller is killed, Bridie is told the whereabouts of a top-secret notebook. She sets off to find it but she is not the only party interested to find it.