Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Marius Goring | ... | Vincent Perrin | |
David Farrar | ... | David Traill | |
Greta Gynt | ... | Isobel Lester | |
Raymond Huntley | ... | Mr. Moy-Thompson | |
Edward Chapman | ... | Mr. Birkland | |
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Ralph Truman | ... | Mr. Comber |
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Lloyd Pearson | ... | Mr. Dormer |
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Archie Harradine | ... | Mr. White |
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Maurice Jones | ... | Mr. Clinton |
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Mary Jerrold | ... | Mrs. Perrin |
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Viola Lyel | ... | Mrs. Comber |
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Pat Nye | ... | Miss Madder |
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May MacDonald | ... | Mrs. Dormer (as May Macdonald/May McDonald) |
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Donald Barclay | ... | Rogers |
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Brendan Clegg | ... | Dodge (as Brendon Clegg) |
An elderly British schoolmaster is upset when a new teacher comes to the school and is an immediate success with the boys. The older man thinks he isn't getting the respect he deserves. Written by Steve Crook <steve@brainstorm.co.uk>
Interesting study of Edwardian values and manners in England before the Beatles and sexual revolution of the 60's.
Unlike many films of the period, it is not overplayed, the characters are well acted and convincing.