The Cure for Love (1950) - film review

Comedy

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The Cure for Love is a British film comedy first released in 1950, directed by Robert Donat and Alexander Shaw. The film stars Robert Donat, Renée Asherson, Marjorie Rhodes, Charles Victor and Thora Hird. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Robert Donat, Alexander Shaw
Script: Robert Donat, Albert Fennell, Walter Greenwood, Alexander Shaw
Photo: Jack E. Cox
Music: William Alwyn
Cast: Robert Donat (Sergeant Jack Hardacre), Renée Asherson (Milly), Marjorie Rhodes (Mrs. Hardacre), Charles Victor (Henry), Thora Hird (Mrs. Dorbell), Dora Bryan (Jenny Jenkins), Gladys Henson (Mrs. Jenkins), John Stratton (Sam), Francis Wignall (Claude), Norman Partridge (Vicar), Edna Morris (Mrs. Harrison), Michael Dear (Albert), Tonie MacMillan (Mrs. Donald), Lilian Stanley (Mrs. Small), Margot Bryant (Mrs. Hooley), Lucille Gray (Tough girl), Jack Howarth (Hunter), Sam Kydd (Charlie Fox), Jack Rodney (Eddie), Reginald Green (Douglas), Johnny Catcher (Canadin soldier), Jan Conrad (Polish soldier)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 98 min; B&W

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