Summary
I See Ice is a British film comedy first released in 1938,
directed by Anthony Kimmins.
The film stars George Formby, Kay Walsh, Betty Stockfeld, Cyril Ritchard and Garry Marsh.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Anthony Kimmins
- Script: Anthony Kimmins, Austin Melford
- Photo: Gordon Dines, Ronald Neame
- Cast: George Formby (George Bright), Kay Walsh (Judy Gaye), Betty Stockfeld (Mrs. Hunter), Cyril Ritchard (Paul Marline), Garry Marsh (Galloway), Frederick Burtwell (Detective), Ernest Sefton (Outhwaite), Gavin Gordon (Night Club Singer), Ernest Jay (Theater Manager), Andreas Malandrinos (Lotus Club Manager), Gordon McLeod (Lord FeiMead), Archibald Batty (Col. Hunter), Ernest Borrow, Meadows White, Esma Cannon (Bride), Edgar Driver (Cloakroom Attendant), Arthur Hambling (Prison Warder), Bryan Herbert (Ice Hockey Coach), Frank Leighton (Manager), Roddy McDowall (Boy), Johnnie Schofield (Man In Club Showing George Tricks), Laura Smithson, Dominick Sterlini, Jack Vyvian (Train Guard), Ben Williams (2nd Reporter Ejected From Ice Rink)
- Country: UK
- Language: English
- Runtime: 84 min; B&W
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