Ryan’s Daughter (1970) - film review

Drama / Romance

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Ryan’s Daughter is a British romantic film drama first released in 1970, directed by David Lean. The film stars Robert Mitchum, Trevor Howard, Christopher Jones, John Mills and Leo McKern. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: David Lean
Script: Robert Bolt
Photo: Freddie Young
Music: Maurice Jarre
Cast: Robert Mitchum (Charles Shaughnessy), Trevor Howard (Father Collins), Christopher Jones (Randolph Doryan), John Mills (Michael), Leo McKern (Thomas Ryan), Sarah Miles (Rosy Ryan), Barry Foster (Tim O’Leary), Marie Kean (Mrs. McCardle), Arthur O’Sullivan (Mr. McCardle), Evin Crowley (Maureen), Douglas Sheldon (Driver), Gerald Sim (Captain), Barry Jackson (Corporal), Des Keogh (Lanky private), Niall Toibin (O’Keefe), Philip O’Flynn (Paddy), Donal Neligan (Maureen’s boyfriend), Brian O’Higgins (Const. O’Connor), Niall O’Brien (Bernard), Owen Sullivan (Joseph), Emmet Bergin (Sean), May Cluskey (Storekeeper), Annie D’Alton (Old woman), Julian Holloway (Voice of Randolph Doryn), Pat Layde (Policeman), Ed O’Callaghan (Bernard)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 195 min

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