Bank Holiday (1938) - film review

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Bank Holiday is a British film first released in 1938, directed by Carol Reed. The film stars John Lodge, Margaret Lockwood, Hugh Williams, René Ray and Merle Tottenham. It has also been released under the title: Three on a Weekend. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Carol Reed
Script: Rodney Ackland, Roger Burford, Hans Wilhelm
Photo: Arthur Crabtree
Music: Charles Williams
Cast: John Lodge (Stephen Howard), Margaret Lockwood (Catherine Lawrence), Hugh Williams (Geoffrey), René Ray (Doreen Richards), Merle Tottenham (Milly), Linden Travers (Ann Howard), Wally Patch (Arthur), Kathleen Harrison (May), Garry Marsh (’Follies’ manager), Jeanne Stuart (Miss Mayfair), Wilfrid Lawson (Police sergeant), Felix Aylmer (Surgeon), David Anthony, Angela Glynne, Alf Goddard (Tough Man On Beach), Mike Johnson (Man At Boarding House Window), Arthur West Payne, Michael Rennie (Guardsman), Charles Rolfe (Charlie (Traffic Policeman)), Ernest Sefton (Pier Entertainer), Leonard Sharp (Jack (Petrol Pump Attendant)), Harry Terry (Man In Queue At Railway Station), Ben Williams (Photographer At Railway Station)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 86 min; B&W
Aka: Three on a Weekend

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