Storm in a teacup

""The debonair Rex Harrison and the diminutive Vivien Leigh exchange cutting banter on every topic from romance to politics. They do agree on one item--the defense of Patsy, the unlicensed pooch condemned to death by Leigh's father, the overbearing provost of the Scottish village."--Container."@en
"A gentle satire on politics, love, and the press results when an English reporter investigates the latest Scottish scandal of a dog impoundment."
"St. Martin's Lane: Leigh, a poor street urchin, is taken under the wing of a local street singer. He works her into his act, catching the eye of a composer who goes on to make her a star."@en
"Political controversy sweeps through a sleepy Scottish province when a young outspoken reporter goes toe to toe with the local political patriarch."@en
"Storm in a Teacup: A local paper is attacking a politician from a small Scottish town. While the reporter battles the politician, he also falls head over heels in love with his beautiful daughter."@en
"A gentle satire on politics, love, and the press."@en