I’ll Turn to You (1946) - film review

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I’ll Turn to You is a British film first released in 1946, directed by Geoffrey Faithfull. The film stars Terry Randall, Don Stannard, Harry Welchman, Ann Codrington and George Merritt. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Geoffrey Faithfull
Script: David Evans
Photo: Arthur Grant
Cast: Terry Randall (Aileen Meredith), Don Stannard (Roger Meredith), Harry Welchman (Mr. Collins), Ann Codrington (Mrs. Collins), George Merritt (Cecil Joy), Irene Handl (Mrs. Gammon), Ellis Irving (Henry Browning), Nicolette Roeg (Flora Fenton), Anthony Pendrell (Dick Fenton), Leslie Perrins (Chigwell), John Henry Allen (Estate Agent), Grace Arnold (Nurse), Davina Craig (Telephonist), Melville Crawford (Bullen), Arthur Denton (Commissionaire), Jonathan Field (Brierson), Michael Gainsborough (Office Boy), Hal Gordon, Cameron Hall (The Neighbour), Hamilton Keene (Hotel Receptionist), David Keir (Estate Agent), Olive Kirby (Office Girl), Evelyn Laye (Herself), Sandy Macpherson (Himself), Aubrey Mallalieu (Managing Director), John McHugh (Orchestral Soloist), Janet Morrison (Mrs. Jordan), Peter Penn (Fellowes), Albert Sandler (Leader, Palm Court Orchestra), Jack Vyvian (Stage Door Keeper), Sylvia Welling (Herself)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: ?; B&W

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