A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square

Director Ralph Thomas constructs a lighthearted and brisk crime caper, relying on the charm of its leads and an ironic view of London society. He works with the contrast between the American protagonist's straightforwardness and British stuffiness to generate consistent comedy.

What lingers after the viewing is the pleasure of a well-paced, witty adventure where clever dialogue matches the heist's building tension. It's a perfect pick for an undemanding, entertaining escape. — MovieFinder Editorial