Don’t Ever Leave Me (1949) - film review

Comedy / Musical / Romance

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Don’t Ever Leave Me is a British comedy romance film first released in 1949, directed by Arthur Crabtree. The film stars Jimmy Hanley, Petula Clark, Linden Travers, Hugh Sinclair and Edward Rigby. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Arthur Crabtree
Script: Anthony Armstrong, Robert Westerby
Photo: Stephen Dade
Music: Lambert Williamson
Cast: Jimmy Hanley (Jack Denton), Petula Clark (Sheila Farlaine), Linden Travers (Mary Lamont), Hugh Sinclair (Michael Farlaine), Edward Rigby (Harry Denton), Anthony Newley (Jimmy Knowles), Barbara Murray (Joan Robbins), Brenda Bruce (Miss Smith), Maurice Denham (Mr. Knowles), Frederick Piper (Max Marshall), Sandra Dorne (Ruby Baines), Russell Waters (Mr. Robbins), Anthony Steel (Harris), Michael Balfour (Jim Kennedy), James Hayter (Man with Summons), Dandy Nichols (Mrs. Marshall), Cyril Chamberlain (News Reporter), Philip Stainton (Detective Inspector), John Salew (Farlaine’s Manager), Barbara Leake (Mrs. Brand), Arthur Hambling (Policeman (Jack’s Flat)), Martin Miller (Leon Stoltz), Ben Williams (Superintendent in Cells), Patricia Dainton (Girl on ’bus), Elizabeth Blake (Girl on ’bus), Douglas Herald (Man on ’bus), Lyn Evans (Policeman with Tramp), Dora Bryan (Beautician)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 85 min; B&W

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