While the Sun Shines (1947) - film review

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While the Sun Shines is a British film first released in 1947, directed by Anthony Asquith. The film stars Barbara White, Ronald Squire, Brenda Bruce, Bonar Colleano and Michael Allan. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Anthony Asquith
Script: Anatole de Grunwald, Terence Rattigan
Photo: Jack Hildyard
Music: Nicholas Brodszky, Philip Green
Cast: Barbara White (Lady Elisabeth Randall), Ronald Squire (Duke of Ayr and Sterling), Brenda Bruce (Mabel Crum), Bonar Colleano (Joe Mulvaney), Michael Allan (Colbert), Ronald Howard (Earl of Harpenden), Margaret Rutherford (Dr. Winifred Frye), Cyril Maude (Old Admiral), Garry Marsh (Mr. Jordan), Joyce Grenfell (Daphne), Amy Frank (Mrs. Finckel), O.B. Clarence (Old Gentleman), Judith Furse (Female Receptionist), Vida Hope (Elsie), Wilfrid Hyde-White (Male Receptionist), Tamara Lees (Manicurist), Clive Morton (Guide), Charles Victor (Tube Train Conductor), Russell Barry (Clergyman), Gordon Begg (Ancient Porter), Patrick Bloomfield (Lift Boy), Wilfrid Caithness (Naval Officer), Hugh Dempster (Escort), Geoffrey Dunn (Usher in the House of Lords), Hamilton Keene (Reading Clerk in the House of Lords), David Keir (Man in Tube Train), Andreas Malandrinos (Giovanni), Aubrey Mallalieu (Night Porter), Miles Malleson (Horton), Beryl Measor (Woman in Train), Eric Messiter (Man in Train), Patricia Owens (Bit Part), Brian Peck (Page Boy), Geoffrey Sumner (A Peer), Cecil Trouncer (Naval Captain), Richard Turner (Usher in the House of Lords)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: ?; B&W

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