Waterloo Road (1945)A drama set during WWII. A tale of adultery & desertion. Director:Sidney Gilliat |
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Title: Waterloo Road (1945)
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Jim Colter
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Ted Purvis
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| Alastair Sim | ... |
Dr. Montgomery
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Joy Shelton | ... |
Tillie Colter
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Alison Leggatt | ... |
Ruby
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Beatrice Varley | ... |
Mrs. Colter
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George Carney | ... |
Tom Mason
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Leslie Bradley | ... |
Mike Duggan
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Jean Kent | ... |
Toni
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Ben Williams | ... |
Cpl Lewis
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Anna Konstam | ... |
May
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Vera Frances | ... |
Vera Colter
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Wylie Watson | ... |
Tattooist
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George Merritt | ... |
Air Raid Warden
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A drama set during WWII. A tale of adultery & desertion.
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train station | punched in the face | awol | pushed down stairs | face slap |Parents Guide:
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
5 February 1945 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
A Estrada de Waterloo See more »Company Credits
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Sound Mix:
Mono (BAF Sound System)Color:
Black and WhiteAspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1
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(uncredited)
Written by Harry Leon (as Art Noel), Don Pelosi and John Rivers
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In the fight scene near the end of the film, Jim Colter (John Mills) pulls Ted Purvis' (Stewart Granger) jacket down over him arms to disable him. In a split second and a change of camera shot, dapper man about town Ted is wearing his jacket correctly again. See more »Soundtracks
"Letter From Home Sweet Home"(uncredited)
Written by Harry Leon (as Art Noel), Don Pelosi and John Rivers
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A most satisfying film ,well acted and produced,a simple story of a wartime incident when the husband(john mills) came on leave.The fight scene between John Mills and Stewart Granger was the highlight.In those unsophisticated days audiences often applauded and cheered a good film.It was the only entertainment for the hard working people in those wartime years.