I'll Turn to You

1946
1 h 37 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWhen a soldier returns from the Far East after the war, he and his wife have to adjust to life at home.When a soldier returns from the Far East after the war, he and his wife have to adjust to life at home.When a soldier returns from the Far East after the war, he and his wife have to adjust to life at home.

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4,5/10

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Terry Randall

Aileen Meredith
(as Terry Randal)

Don Stannard

Roger Meredith

Harry Welchman

Mr. Collins

Ann Codrington

Mrs. Collins

Ellis Irving

Henry Browning

Irene Handl

Mrs. Gammon

George Merritt

Cecil Joy

Nicolette Roeg

Flora Fenton

Anthony Pendrell

Dick Fenton
(as Tony Pendrell)

Leslie Perrins

Mr. Chigwell

Sandy Macpherson

Self

Sylvia Welling

Self

Albert Sandler

Self - Leader, Palm Court Orchestra

John Henry Allen

Estate Agent
(não creditado)

Grace Arnold

Nurse
(não creditado)

Hilda Bayley

Gossiping Guest at Party
(não creditado)

Harry Bidgood

Orchestra Conductor
(não creditado)

Davina Craig

Telephonist
(não creditado)

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Curiosidades
Sandy Macpherson and Sylvia Welling receive 'Introducing' credits.

Trilhas sonoras
I'll Turn to You
(uncredited)
Written by Howard Barnes and Louise Craven
Performed by Sylvia Welling

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3/10

I'll turn it off...

I love watching films from this era... enjoyed this one too, but... it was awful... I mean quite ridiculous.... A very silly directionless film packed with cringeworthy script. Sadly the lead male actor who played Roger the returning soldier from Burma, lost his life in a car crash a year after this film was made... the actress who played his wife I believe is still alive at 106. Lots of strange musical interludes but it's not a musical. Worth a watch though to see what post war Britain was going to the cinema to watch.