So Well Remembered (1947) - film review

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So Well Remembered is a British film first released in 1947, directed by Edward Dmytryk. The film is based on a novel by James Hilton and stars John Mills, Martha Scott, Patricia Roc, Trevor Howard and Richard Carlson. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Edward Dmytryk
Script: James Hilton (novel), John Paxton
Photo: Freddie Young
Music: Hanns Eisler
Cast: John Mills (George Boswell), Martha Scott (Olivia), Patricia Roc (Julie Morgan), Trevor Howard (Dr. Richard Whiteside), Richard Carlson (Charles Winslow), Reginald Tate (Trevor Mangin), Beatrice Varley (Annie), Frederick Leister (John Channing), Ivor Barnard (Spivey), Julian D’Albie (Wetherall), Juliet Mills (Young Julie), Roddy Hughes (Chief Librarian), John Turnbull (Morris), Lyonel Watts (Mayor), Kathleen Boutall (Woman), James Hilton (Narrator), Sydney Benson, Fred Griffiths (Mill Worker), Joan Hickson (Mother), Arthur Howard (Politician), Hayley Mills (Infant), John Rae (Man In Street), Johnnie Schofield (Ist Publican), Cyril Smith (2nd Publican), Rhona Sykes, Stanley Van Beers (Butler), Ben Williams (Council Member)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 114 min

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