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Bedelia (1946)

Dir: Lance Comfort         Drama / Romance       stars 3
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Bedelia is a British romantic film drama first released in 1946, directed by Lance Comfort.  The film stars Margaret Lockwood, Ian Hunter, Barry K. Barnes, Anne Crawford and Beatrice Varley.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.


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Credits
  • Director: Lance Comfort
  • Script: Vera Caspary, Herbert Victor, Isadore Goldsmith, Moie Charles, M. Roy Ridley
  • Photo: Freddie Young
  • Music: Hans May
  • Cast: Margaret Lockwood (Bedelia Carrington), Ian Hunter (Charlie Carrington), Barry K. Barnes (Ben Chaney), Anne Crawford (Ellen), Beatrice Varley (Mary), Louise Hampton (Hannah), Jill Esmond (Nurse Harris), Julien Mitchell (Dr. McAfee), Vi Stevens (Mrs. McAfee), Kynaston Reeves (Mr. Bennett), Olga Lindo (Mrs. Bennett), John Salew (Alec Johnstone), Barbara Blair (Sylvia Johnstone), Daphne Arthur (Miss Jenkins), Claude Bailey (Capt. McKelvey), Ellen Pollock (McKelvey’s Housekeeper), Henry De Bray (M.Martin), Marcel Poncin (M. Perrin), Martin Harvey (Abbé), Sonia Sergyl (Abbé’s Housekeeper), Aubrey Mallalieu (Vicar), Oscar Nation (Police Inspector), Paul Bonifas (Insurance Manager), David Keir (Chemist), Jill Bardy (Jeweller’s Saleswoman), Elizabeth Maude (Shop Assistant), Malcolm Thomas (Errand Boy), Claude Frederic (Waiter), Yvonne Andre (Chambermaid), Alice Gachet (Manageress), John Allen (Clerk), Charles Paton (Railway Clerk), John Serret (Jeweller’s Customer), Michelle de Lys (Jeweller’s Customer), Paul Hardtmuth (Old Frenchman), George Pelling (Willie (Chauffeur)), Dermot Walsh (Jim (Doctor’s Chauffeur)), Al Gold (Speciality Dancer), Lola Cordell (Speciality Dancer), Michael Martin Harvey (Abbe)
  • Country: UK
  • Language: English
  • Runtime: 90 min; B&W


 
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