Drama . 01 h 29 m
Overview
Release Date
14 April 1948
Languages
English,
Produced By
Gainsborough Pictures,
Directed by : Michael C. Chorlton
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"Broken Journey - " is english Language Movie.
"Broken Journey" was released on 14 April 1948 .
The movie was directed by Michael C. Chorlton
It has cast of: Phyllis Calvert as Mary Johnstone, James Donald as Bill Haverton, Margot Grahame as Joanna Dane, Francis L. Sullivan as Anton Perami, Guy Rolfe as Captain Fox, David Tomlinson as Jimmy Marshall, Raymond Huntley as Edward Marshall, Derek Bond as Richard Faber, Grey Blake as John Barber, Sonia Holm as Anne Stephens, Andrew Crawford as Kid Cormack, Charles Victor as Harry Gunn, Gerard Heinz as Romer, Mary Hinton as Mrs. Barber, Jan Van Loewen as Opera House Director, Arthur Goullet as 1st Guide, Leo Bieber as 2nd Guide, Bonar Colleano as Reporter (uncredited), Philo Hauser as Ambulance Man (uncredited), Ferdy Mayne as Pelotti (uncredited), Jim Brady as Man Pushing Past Mary (uncredited), Karl Stepanek as Swiss Officer (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Ken Annakin as Director(Directing), John Greenwood as Music(Sound), Esmond Seal as Editor(Editing), Jack E. Cox as Director of Photography(Camera), Sydney Box as Producer(Production), Robert Westerby as Screenplay(Writing), Michael C. Chorlton as Director(Directing), Roy Rich as Associate Producer(Production), Richard Yarrow as Art Direction(Art), W.T. Partleton as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Ernest Morris as Assistant Director(Directing), Les Hammond as Sound(Sound), Bill Salter as Sound(Sound), B. C. Sewell as Sound(Sound), Georges Tairraz II as Cinematography(Crew), Raymond Segard as Cinematography(Crew), Alain Pol as Cinematography(Crew), J. Arthur Rank as Cinematography(Crew), in lead roles.
Released on:
14 April 1948
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