Director: David Lean

Writers: David Lean; Ronald Neame; Anthony Havelock-Allan

From a play by: Noel Coward

Producer: Noel Coward

Keywords: Comedy

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Stanley Holloway	Actor	1-Oct-1890	30-Jan-1982	Passport to Pimlico
Celia Johnson	Actor	18-Dec-1908	26-Apr-1982	Brief Encounter
John Mills	Actor	22-Feb-1908	23-Apr-2005	Ryan's Daughter
Robert Newton	Actor	1-Jun-1905	25-Mar-1956	Long John Silver
Kay Walsh	Actor	27-Aug-1911	16-Apr-2005	The Horse's Mouth

CAST

Robert Newton	...   Frank Gibbons
Celia Johnson	...   Ethel Gibbons
John Mills	...   Billy Mitchell
Kay Walsh	...   Queenie
Stanley Holloway	...   Bob Mitchell
Amy Veness	...   Mrs. Flint
Alison Leggatt	...   Aunt Sylvia
Eileen Erskine	...   Vi
John Blythe	...   Reg
Guy Verney	...   Sam Leadbitter
Merle Tottenham	...   Edie
Betty Fleetwood	...   Phyllis Blake

REVIEWS

Review by Chris Wilkin (posted on 10-Jan-2008)

Without doubt the best british film ever made. Solid storyline, solid acting, solid directing. The detail within the film is a complete study in british (london) social history. Look out for the name of the dairy in Stonhouse Street, Clapham which appears on a milk bottle standing on the door stop. I knew that dairy and remember Stonhouse Street as the home of a dear friend of mine. The shots of Clapham Common pond are delightful - an area I knew well as a child. I can go on watching this film for ever.

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