Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969) - film review

Drama / Musical / Romance

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Goodbye, Mr. Chips is an American romantic film drama first released in 1969, directed by Herbert Ross. The film is based on a novel by James Hilton and stars Peter O’Toole, Petula Clark, Michael Redgrave, Alison Leggatt and Siân Phillips. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Herbert Ross
Script: James Hilton (novel), Terence Rattigan
Photo: Oswald Morris
Music: John Williams
Cast: Peter O’Toole (Arthur Chipping), Petula Clark (Katherine Bridges), Michael Redgrave (The Headmaster), Alison Leggatt (Headmaster’s Wife), Siân Phillips (Ursula Mossbank), Michael Bryant (Max Staefel), George Baker (Lord Sutterwick), Jenny Runacre, Michael Audreson, Leo Britt (Elder Master), Barbara Couper (Mrs. Paunceforth), Michael Culver (Johnny Longbridge), Elspet Gray (Lady Sutterwick), Clinton Greyn (Bill Calbury), John Gugolka (Sutterwick Jr.), Patricia Hayes (Miss Honeybun), Jack Hedley (William Baxter), Barbara Knox, Jeremy Lloyd (Johnson), Mario Maranzana (Pompeii Guide), Elspeth March (Mrs. Summersthwaite), Craig Marriott (New Boy), Jack May (Price), Clive Morton (General Paunceforth), Tom Owen (Farley), Michael Ridgeway (David), Sheila Steafel (Tilly), Ronnie Stevens (Algie), Royston Tickner (Policeman), Julian Barnes (Schoolboy), Stephen Reed (Schoolboy)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 148 min

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