Summary
Mrs. Miniver is an American romantic film drama first released in 1942,
directed by William Wyler.
The film stars Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, Teresa Wright, Dame May Whitty and Reginald Owen.
Our overall rating for this film is: very good.
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Credits
- Director: William Wyler
- Script: Arthur Wimperis, George Froeschel, James Hilton, Claudine West, Jan Struther
- Photo: Joseph Ruttenberg
- Music: Herbert Stothart
- Cast: Greer Garson (Mrs. Miniver), Walter Pidgeon (Clem Miniver), Teresa Wright (Carol Beldon), Dame May Whitty (Lady Beldon), Reginald Owen (Foley), Henry Travers (Mr. Ballard), Richard Ney (Vin Miniver), Henry Wilcoxon (Vicar), Christopher Severn (Toby Miniver), Brenda Forbes (Gladys – Housemaid), Clare Sandars (Judy Miniver), Marie De Becker (Ada), Helmut Dantine (German Flyer), John Abbott (Fred), Connie Leon (Simpson), Rhys Williams (Horace), Harry Allen (William), Frank Atkinson (Man in Tavern), Sybil Bacon (Contestant), Frank Baker (Policeman), Virginia Bassett (Glee Club Member), Louise Bates (Miniver Guest), Guy Bellis (Barman), Charles Bennett (Milkman), Florence Benson (Contestant), Art Berry Sr. (Man in Store), Billy Bevan (Bus Conductor), Ted Billings (Man in Tavern), John Burton (Halliday), Gene Byram (Glee Club Member), Walter Byron (Man in tavern), Colin Campbell (Bickles, Flower Show Manager), Leonard Carey (Chandler, Beldon Butler), Aileen Carlyle (Glee Club Member), Herbert Clifton (Doctor), David Clyde (Carruthers), Tom Conway (Man), Edward Cooper (Waiter), Alec Craig (Joe), Sidney D’Albrook (Man in Store), Irene Denny (Glee Club Member), David Dunbar (Man in Store), Billy Engle (Townsman), Herbert Evans (Glee Club Member), Mary Field (Miss Spriggins), E.L. Fisher-Smith (Policeman), Douglas Gordon (Porter), Hugh Greenwood (Contestant), Bobby Hale (Old Man), Eddie Hall (RAF Flyer running out the door), Forrester Harvey (Mr. Huggins), Harold Howard (Judge), Charles Irwin (Mac), Colin Kenny (Policeman), Peter Lawford (Pilot), Eric Lonsdale (Marston), Thomas Louden (Mr. Verger), Miles Mander (German Agent’s Voice), Stanley Mann (Workman), Aubrey Mather (George), Dan Maxwell (Man in Tavern), Alice Mock (Lady Passenger), Eula Morgan (Glee Club Member), Ottola Nesmith (Saleslady), Gil Perkins (Man in Tavern), John Power (Man in Tavern), Clara Reid (Mrs. Huggins), Paul Scardon (Nobby), Leslie Sketchley (Policeman), Gerald Oliver Smith (Car Dealer), Vernon Steele (Glee Club Member), Vivia Steele (Glee Club Member), David Thursby (Farmer), Leslie Vincent (Carol’s First Dancing Partner), Kitty Watson (Contestant), Ben Webster (Ginger), Tudor Williams (Glee Club Member), Arthur Wimperis (Sir Henry), Marek Windheim (Glee Club Member), Florence Wix (Woman with Dog), Ian Wolfe (Dentist)
- Country: USA
- Language: English / German
- Runtime: 134 min; B&W
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