To Dorothy a Son (1954) - film review

Comedy

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To Dorothy a Son is a British film comedy first released in 1954, directed by Muriel Box. The film stars Shelley Winters, John Gregson, Peggy Cummins, Wilfrid Hyde-White and Mona Washbourne. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Muriel Box
Script: Roger MacDougall, Peter Rogers
Photo: Ernest Steward, H.A.R. Thomson
Music: Lambert Williamson
Cast: Shelley Winters (Myrtle La Mar), John Gregson (Tony Rapallo), Peggy Cummins (Dorothy Rapallo), Wilfrid Hyde-White (Mr. Starke), Mona Washbourne (Mid Wife Appleby.), Hal Osmond (Livingstone Potts), Hartley Power (Cy Daniel), M. Kaufman (Elmer the Pianist), John Warren (Waiter), Fred Berger (Furrier), Dorothy Bramhall (Secretary), Nicholas Parsons (Passport Official), Ronald Adam (Bank Manager), Martin Miller (Brodcynsky), Alfie Bass (Cab Driver), Anthony Oliver (Express Reporter), Joan Sims (Telephone Operater), Aubrey Mather (Dr. Cameron), Meredith Edwards (Landlord of Cottage.), Marjorie Rhodes (Landlady), Charles Hawtrey (Waiter at Pub), Joan Hickson (Pub Landlady), Campbell Singer (Pub Landlord.)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 79 min; B&W

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