The Agitator (1945) - film review

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The Agitator is a British film first released in 1945, directed by John Harlow. The film is based on a novel by William Riley and stars William Hartnell, Mary Morris, John Laurie, Moore Marriott and J.H. Roberts. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: John Harlow
Script: Edward Dryhurst, William Riley (novel)
Photo: Arthur Grant, James Wilson
Music: John Greenwood
Cast: William Hartnell (Peter Pettinger), Mary Morris (Lettie Shackleton), John Laurie (Tom Tetley), Moore Marriott (Ben Duckett), J.H. Roberts (Mr. Ambler), George Carney (Bill Shackleton), Frederick Leister (Mark Overend), Joss Ambler (Charles Sheridan – the manager of Overend Works), Elliott Mason (Mrs. Pettinger), Cathleen Nesbitt (Mrs. Montrose), Joyce Heron (Helen Montrose), Edward Rigby (Charlie Branfield), Philip Godfrey (Bert Roberts), Moira Lister (Joan Shackleton), Beatrice Varley (Mrs. Shackleton), Cyril Smith (Dunham), Howard Douglas (Taylor), Lloyd Pearson (Derek Cunlyffe), Edgar Driver (Smith), Bransby Williams (Salvation Army Leader), Newton Blick (Workman), Sebastian Cabot (Bit Role), James Knight (Business Man), Harry Terry (Workman), H Victor Weske (Foreman), Ian Wilson (Office Worker)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 85 min; B&W

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