Overview
Tunes of Glory is a British film first released in 1960,
directed by Ronald Neame.
The film is based on a novel by James Kennaway and stars Alec Guinness, John Mills and Dennis Price.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Ronald Neame
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Script: James Kennaway (novel), James Kennaway
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Photo: Arthur Ibbetson
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Music: Malcolm Arnold
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Cast: Alec Guinness (Maj. Jock Sinclair, D.S.O., M.M.),
John Mills (Lt. Col. Basil Barrow (Battalion Commander)),
Dennis Price (Maj. Charles ’Charlie’ Scott, M.C. (Battalion Executive Officer)),
Kay Walsh (Mary Titterington),
John Fraser (Cpl. Piper Ian Fraser),
Susannah York (Morag Sinclair),
Gordon Jackson (Capt. Jimmy Cairns, M.C. (Battalion Adjutant)),
Duncan Macrae (Pipe Maj. Duncan MacLean),
Percy Herbert (RSM Riddick),
Allan Cuthbertson (Capt. Eric Simpson),
Paul Whitsun-Jones (Maj. ’Dusty’ Miller (Mess President)),
Gerald Harper (Maj. Hugo MacMillan),
Richard Leech (Capt. Alec Rattray),
Peter McEnery (2nd Lt. David MacKinnon),
Keith Faulkner (Cpl. Piper Adam),
Angus Lennie (Orderly Room Clerk),
John Harvey (Sgt. Finney (Bridge House)),
Bryan Hulme (Cpl. Drummer),
Andrew Keir (LCpl. Campbell),
Eric Woodburn (Landlord),
Andrew Downie (Cpl. Waiter),
Jameson Clark (Sir Alan),
Lockwood West (Provost),
Gwen Nelson (Provost’s Wife),
Robert Arnold (One of the other officers),
Richard Rudd (One of the other officers),
John Barcroft (One of the other officers),
James Copeland (One of the other officers),
Mark Burns (One of the other officers),
John Bown (One of the other officers),
William Young (One of the other officers),
David Webb (One of the other officers),
William Marlowe (Lt. Rory (one of the other officers)),
Barry Steele (One of the other officers),
Keith Banks (One of the other officers),
Frazer Hines,
Anne Leon (Bit part)
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Country: UK
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Language: English
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Runtime: 107 min
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