Colonel Blimp, a movie based on a British cartoon character's life from the Boer War to WWII, is oddly entertaining, full of bluster and regret. A strange but believable twist has the Colonel falling for one copy of Deborah Kerr after another. And obviously, his trophy room caught my eye.
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To keep busy between wars or after losing a copy of Deborah, he would fulfill his duty as a gentleman and rid the empire of exotic animals.
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Note The Hun trophy above right. And below, the Colonel's German opposite and friend, sick of war and barely hanging on, admires the centerpiece of the trophy room -- an awful oil portrait of Deborah Kerr -- and says "It's a strange place to hang such a lovely picture."
