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The Man in the White Suit (1951)
Comedy, Science Fiction . 01 h 25 m
3/5(1)

Overview

The unassuming, nebbishy inventor Sidney Stratton creates a miraculous fabric that will never be dirty or worn out. Clearly he can make a fortune selling clothes made of the material, but may cause a crisis in the process. After all, once someone buys one of his suits they won't ever have to fix them or buy another one, and the clothing industry will collapse overnight. Nevertheless, Sidney is determined to put his invention on the market, forcing the clothing factory bigwigs to resort to more desperate measures...

Release Date

07 August 1951

Languages

English,

Produced By

The Rank Organisation, Ealing Studios,

Directed by :
Alexander Mackendrick

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Summary

"The Man in the White Suit - Guinness is Back...Working Wonders With Wile, Whimsey and Wit!" is english Language Movie.

"The Man in the White Suit" was released on 07 August 1951 .

The movie was directed by Alexander Mackendrick

It has cast of: Alec Guinness as Sidney Stratton, Joan Greenwood as Daphne Birnley, Cecil Parker as Alan Birnley, Michael Gough as Michael Corland, Ernest Thesiger as Sir John Kierlaw, Vida Hope as Bertha, Howard Marion-Crawford as Cranford, Miles Malleson as The Tailor, Henry Mollison as Hoskins, Patric Doonan as Frank, Duncan Lamont as Harry, Harold Goodwin as Wilkins, Colin Gordon as Hill, Joan Harben as Miss Johnson, Arthur Howard as Roberts, Roddy Hughes as Green, Stuart Latham as Harrison, Edie Martin as Mrs. Watson, Mandy Miller as Gladdie, Charlotte Mitchell as Mill Girl, Olaf Olsen as Knudsen, Desmond Roberts as Mannering, Ewan Roberts as Fotheringay, John Rudling as Wilson, Charles Saynor as Pete, Russell Waters as Davidson, Brian Worth as King, George Benson as The Lodger, Frank Atkinson as The Baker, Charles Cullum as 1st Company Director, F.B.J. Sharp as 2nd Company Director, Scott Harrold as Express Reporter, Jack Howarth as Receptionist at Corland Mill, Jack McNaughton as Taxi Driver, Judith Furse as Nurse Gamage, Billy Russell as Nightwatchman, Andy Alston as Mill Worker (uncredited), Jack Arrow as Mill Worker (uncredited), David Boyd as Office Boy (uncredited), Jim Brady as Mill Worker (uncredited), Harold Coyne as Mill Worker (uncredited), Dan Cressey as Lab Technician (uncredited), Alan Haines as Reporter (uncredited), Laurence Hepworth as Chauffeur (uncredited), Frank Howard as Mill Worker (uncredited), Gertrude Kaye as Mill Worker (uncredited), Jimmy Millar as Mill Worker (uncredited), Arthur Mullard as (uncredited), Joe Phelps as Mill Worker (uncredited), Johnny Rossi as Baker (uncredited), Carol Wolveridge as Schoolgirl in Front of Class (uncredited) in lead roles.

Series Cast

Alec Guinness
Sidney Stratton
Popularity:20.597

Joan Greenwood
Daphne Birnley
Popularity:8.807

Cecil Parker
Alan Birnley
Popularity:15.028

Michael Gough
Michael Corland
Popularity:14.225

Ernest Thesiger
Sir John Kierlaw
Popularity:5.758

Vida Hope
Bertha
Popularity:4.008

Howard Marion-Crawford
Cranford
Popularity:1.756

Miles Malleson
The Tailor
Popularity:16.347

Henry Mollison
Hoskins
Popularity:7.521

Patric Doonan
Frank
Popularity:4.594

Duncan Lamont
Harry
Popularity:5.447

Harold Goodwin
Wilkins
Popularity:6.64

Colin Gordon
Hill
Popularity:6.675

Joan Harben
Miss Johnson
Popularity:0.002

Arthur Howard
Roberts
Popularity:2.842

Roddy Hughes
Green
Popularity:4.285

Stuart Latham
Harrison
Popularity:3.487

Edie Martin
Mrs. Watson
Popularity:9.85

Mandy Miller
Gladdie
Popularity:5.532

Charlotte Mitchell
Mill Girl
Popularity:3.356

Olaf Olsen
Knudsen
Popularity:6.054

Desmond Roberts
Mannering
Popularity:5.176

Ewan Roberts
Fotheringay
Popularity:3.509

John Rudling
Wilson
Popularity:5.029

Charles Saynor
Pete
Popularity:1.29

Russell Waters
Davidson
Popularity:8.448

Brian Worth
King
Popularity:5.801

George Benson
The Lodger
Popularity:8.361

Frank Atkinson
The Baker
Popularity:7.47

Charles Cullum
1st Company Director
Popularity:1.305

F.B.J. Sharp
2nd Company Director
Popularity:0.507

Scott Harrold
Express Reporter
Popularity:0.54

Jack Howarth
Receptionist at Corland Mill
Popularity:3.231

Jack McNaughton
Taxi Driver
Popularity:1.436

Judith Furse
Nurse Gamage
Popularity:6.327

Billy Russell
Nightwatchman
Popularity:1.789

Andy Alston
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Popularity:0.01

Jack Arrow
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Popularity:0.853

David Boyd
Office Boy (uncredited)
Popularity:4.155

Jim Brady
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Popularity:2.142

Harold Coyne
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Popularity:1.66

Dan Cressey
Lab Technician (uncredited)
Popularity:1.172

Alan Haines
Reporter (uncredited)
Popularity:6.907

Laurence Hepworth
Chauffeur (uncredited)
Popularity:0.388

Frank Howard
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Gertrude Kaye
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Jimmy Millar
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Popularity:0.001

Arthur Mullard
(uncredited)
Popularity:10.004

Joe Phelps
Mill Worker (uncredited)
Popularity:2.936

Johnny Rossi
Baker (uncredited)
Popularity:1.147

Carol Wolveridge
Schoolgirl in Front of Class (uncredited)
Popularity:2.079

It Crew included: Roger MacDougall as Screenplay(Writing), Michael Balcon as Producer(Production), Douglas Slocombe as Director of Photography(Camera), Alexander Mackendrick as Director(Directing), John Dighton as Screenplay(Writing), Anthony Mendleson as Costume Designer(Costume & Make-Up), Geoffrey Myers as Scientific Consultant(Crew), Roger MacDougall as Theatre Play(Writing), Felicia Manheim as Continuity(Directing), Benjamin Frankel as Original Music Composer(Sound), Alexander Mackendrick as Screenplay(Writing), Harry Frampton as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Sydney Pearson as Special Effects(Crew), Sidney Cole as Associate Producer(Production), Bernard Gribble as Editor(Editing), Jeff Seaholme as Camera Operator(Camera), David Peers as Assistant Director(Directing), Barbara Barnard as Hairstylist(Costume & Make-Up), Ernest Taylor as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Stephen Dalby as Sound Supervisor(Sound), Jim Morahan as Art Direction(Art), L. C. Rudkin as Unit Production Manager(Production), Arthur Bradburn as Sound Recordist(Sound), Geoffrey Dickinson as Special Effects(Crew), Hal Mason as Production Supervisor(Production), Ernest Irving as Conductor(Sound), Lionel Banes as Additional Director of Photography(Camera), Margaret Harper Nelson as Casting(Production), Daphne Martin as Assistant Hairdresser(Costume & Make-Up), John Assig as Second Assistant Director(Directing), Terry Bishop as Second Unit Director(Directing), Jim O'Connolly as Third Assistant Director(Directing), Norman Dorme as Draughtsman(Art), Andrew Low as Set Dresser(Art), Len Wills as Assistant Art Director(Art), Mary Habberfield as Sound Editor(Sound), Norman King as Sound Engineer(Sound), Cyril Swern as Boom Operator(Sound), Geoffrey Dickinson as Visual Effects(Visual Effects), Jack Dooley as Still Photographer(Camera), Ted Lockhart as Grip(Camera), Bob Penn as Still Photographer(Camera), Michael Shepherd as Clapper Loader(Camera), Ken Westbury as Assistant Camera(Camera), Hugh Wilson as Focus Puller(Camera), Thelma Graves as Casting Assistant(Production), Ron Beck as Wardrobe Assistant(Costume & Make-Up), Edith Crutchley as Wardrobe Assistant(Costume & Make-Up), Ernie Farrer as Wardrobe Master(Costume & Make-Up), Lily Payne as Wardrobe Master(Costume & Make-Up), Lionel Selwyn as Assistant Editor(Editing), in lead roles.

Series Crew

Roger MacDougall
Screenplay
O:Writing

Michael Balcon
Producer
O:Production

Douglas Slocombe
Director of Photography
O:Camera

Alexander Mackendrick
Director
O:Directing

John Dighton
Screenplay
O:Writing

Anthony Mendleson
Costume Designer
O:Costume & Make-Up

Geoffrey Myers
Scientific Consultant
O:Crew

Roger MacDougall
Theatre Play
O:Writing

Felicia Manheim
Continuity
O:Directing

Benjamin Frankel
Original Music Composer
O:Sound

Alexander Mackendrick
Screenplay
O:Writing

Harry Frampton
Makeup Artist
O:Costume & Make-Up

Sydney Pearson
Special Effects
O:Crew

Sidney Cole
Associate Producer
O:Production

Bernard Gribble
Editor
O:Editing

Jeff Seaholme
Camera Operator
O:Camera

David Peers
Assistant Director
O:Directing

Barbara Barnard
Hairstylist
O:Costume & Make-Up

Ernest Taylor
Makeup Artist
O:Costume & Make-Up

Stephen Dalby
Sound Supervisor
O:Sound

Jim Morahan
Art Direction
O:Art

L. C. Rudkin
Unit Production Manager
O:Production

Arthur Bradburn
Sound Recordist
O:Sound

Geoffrey Dickinson
Special Effects
O:Crew

Hal Mason
Production Supervisor
O:Production

Ernest Irving
Conductor
O:Sound

Lionel Banes
Additional Director of Photography
O:Camera

Margaret Harper Nelson
Casting
O:Production

Daphne Martin
Assistant Hairdresser
O:Costume & Make-Up

John Assig
Second Assistant Director
O:Directing

Terry Bishop
Second Unit Director
O:Directing

Jim O'Connolly
Third Assistant Director
O:Directing

Norman Dorme
Draughtsman
O:Art

Andrew Low
Set Dresser
O:Art

Len Wills
Assistant Art Director
O:Art

Mary Habberfield
Sound Editor
O:Sound

Norman King
Sound Engineer
O:Sound

Cyril Swern
Boom Operator
O:Sound

Geoffrey Dickinson
Visual Effects
O:Visual Effects

Jack Dooley
Still Photographer
O:Camera

Ted Lockhart
Grip
O:Camera

Bob Penn
Still Photographer
O:Camera

Michael Shepherd
Clapper Loader
O:Camera

Ken Westbury
Assistant Camera
O:Camera

Hugh Wilson
Focus Puller
O:Camera

Thelma Graves
Casting Assistant
O:Production

Ron Beck
Wardrobe Assistant
O:Costume & Make-Up

Edith Crutchley
Wardrobe Assistant
O:Costume & Make-Up

Ernie Farrer
Wardrobe Master
O:Costume & Make-Up

Lily Payne
Wardrobe Master
O:Costume & Make-Up

Lionel Selwyn
Assistant Editor
O:Editing
Snap Shot
Status: Released
Released on:
07 August 1951

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