Gangway (1937) - film review

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Gangway is a British film first released in 1937, directed by Sonnie Hale. The film stars Jessie Matthews, Barry MacKay, Nat Pendleton, Alastair Sim and Olive Blakeney. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Sonnie Hale
Script: Lesser Samuels, Dwight Taylor
Photo: Glen MacWilliams
Cast: Jessie Matthews (Pat Wayne), Barry MacKay (Bob Deering), Nat Pendleton (Smiles Hogan), Alastair Sim (Detective Taggett), Olive Blakeney (Nedda Beaumont), Noel Madison (Mike Otterman), Patrick Ludlow (Carl Freemason), Liane Ordeyne (Greta Brand), Graham Moffatt (Joe), Danny Green (Shorty), Edmon Ryan (Red Mike), Lawrence Anderson (Tracy – Press Agent), Blake Dorn (Benny the Gent), Peter Gawthorne (Assistant Commissioner Sir Brian Moore), Henry Hallett (Smithers – Solicitor), Warren Jenkins (Foreign Dancer), Michael Rennie (Ship’s Officer), Doris Rogers (Mrs. Sherman Van Tuyl)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 90 min; B&W

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