The Interrupted Journey (1949) - film review

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The Interrupted Journey is a British thriller film first released in 1949, directed by Daniel Birt. The film stars Valerie Hobson, Richard Todd, Christine Norden, Tom Walls and Ralph Truman. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Daniel Birt
Script: Michael Pertwee
Photo: Erwin Hillier
Music: Stanley Black
Cast: Valerie Hobson (Carol North), Richard Todd (John North), Christine Norden (Susan Wilding), Tom Walls (Mr. Clayton), Ralph Truman (Inspector Waterson), Vida Hope (Miss Marchment), Alexander Gauge (Jerves Wilding), Dora Bryan (Waitress), Arnold Ridley (Mr. Saunders), Cyril Smith (George – the publican), Vincent Ball (1st Rescue Worker at Crash Site), Geoffrey Bellman (Passenger), Alan Gordon (Ticket inspector), Arthur Lane (Constable Cowley), Hope Matthews (Elderly gentleman), Roger Moore (Soldier in Paddington café), Nigel Neilson (Sergeant Sanger), Dora Sevening (Mrs. Wilding Senior), Gwynneth Vaughan (Girl with the soldier), Jack Vyvian (2nd Rescue Worker at Crash Site), Elsie Wagstaff (Wilding’s Maid)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 80 min; B&W

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