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Home Front | London, England
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7.3/10
IMDbBest Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 1988
Best Actress in a Supporting Role | 1988
1987 | John
Top Ten Films | 1987
1987 | Philippe
Film of the Year | 1988
Best Film | 1988 | John
Best TechnicalArtistic Achievement | 1988
Best Foreign Language Film | 1989 | John
Best Film | 1988
Best Art DirectionSet Decoration | 1988
Best Cinematography | 1988
Best Writing Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen | 1988
Best Picture | 1988 | John
Best Director | 1988
Best Sound | 1988
Best Actress | 1988
Best Costume Design | 1988
Best Actor in a Supporting Role | 1988 | Ian
Best Direction | 1988
Best Cinematography | 1988
Best Score | 1988
Best Editing | 1988
Best Film | 1988
Best Make Up Artist | 1988
Best Screenplay Original | 1988
Best Production Design | 1988
Best Foreign Film | 1988 | John
Best Film | 1988
Best Family Motion Picture Drama | 1989
Best Young Actor in a Motion Picture Drama | 1989
Best Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen | 1988 | John
Best Cinematography | 1987 | Philippe
1987 | John
A 650 feet long suburban street set with seventeen semi-detached houses was constructed for this movie. Apparently, at the time at least, it was the largest set built in the UK for twenty-five years.
"News reel" footage shown in the cinemas of the RAF versus the Luftwaffe is actually from The Battle of Britain (1969).
The extras in the Home Guard unit that shoot down the rogue barrage balloon (1:01) were selected to look like the cast of Dad's Army (1968), the beloved, long-running BBC sit-com about the Home Guard.
The film's title is a shortening of the title of the flag-waving patriotic 1902 nationalist British song, "Land of Hope and Glory", music composed by Edward Elgar and lyrics by A.C. Benson.
According to the Australian DVD sleeve notes, this film is based on director Sir John Boorman's "own childhood experiences" during World War II.
"Grandfather George: You want to know why they're called Faith, Hope, Grace and Charity? Bill Rowen: Why? Grandfather George: Your Grandmother. She named them after the virtues I lack. That's marriage for you!"
"Grace Rowan: Don't kill love. You'll regret it for the rest of your life."