A young girl in a bombed out part of London wants to make something beautiful so she plants a garden in a ruined church with the help of her friend. All the adults in her life don't ...
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June Archer | ... | Lovejoy |
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Christopher Hey | ... | Tip |
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Brian Hammond | ... | Sparkey |
| Flora Robson | ... | Olivia Chesney | |
| David Kossoff | ... | Vincent | |
| Barbara Mullen | ... | Mrs.Vincent | |
| Catherine Lacey | ... | Angela Chesney | |
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Susan Beaumont | ... | Liz |
| Lyndon Brook | ... | Charles | |
| Edward Chapman | ... | Manley | |
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John Rae | ... | Mr. Isbister |
| Vanda Godsell | ... | Lovejoy's Mother | |
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Hilda Fenemore | ... | Cassie |
| Pauline Delaney | ... | Mrs. Malone (as Pauline Delany) | |
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Andrew Cruickshank | ... | Doctor |
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A young girl in a bombed out part of London wants to make something beautiful so she plants a garden in a ruined church with the help of her friend. All the adults in her life don't understand why she wants to do this. Written by Steve Crook <steve@brainstorm.co.uk>
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UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
25 March 1958 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Kleine Übeltäter See more »Company Credits
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)Color:
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1.75 : 1
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Bertha Mason - Lovejoy's Mother: [Struggling to feign interest] 'Ave you Ducks? Fancy...
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(1919) (uncredited)
Written by Fred W. Leigh and Charles Collins
Sung by June Archer at 15 minutes.
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Opening credits: All characters and events in this film are fictitious. Any similarity to actual events or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. See more »Quotes
Lovejoy Mason: Mum! I've got a garden!Bertha Mason - Lovejoy's Mother: [Struggling to feign interest] 'Ave you Ducks? Fancy...
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My Old Man (Said Follow the Van)(1919) (uncredited)
Written by Fred W. Leigh and Charles Collins
Sung by June Archer at 15 minutes.
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I was very young when I saw 'Innocent Sinners'. The story and harmonica music by Larry Adler captured an 11 year old. I sat mesmerised in the front row of the ABC cinema in Eltham High Street, south London. Up to then, I'd had to view (Saturday morning matinées were de rigeur) films from America that had nothing in common with my life or the life of any children I knew. This was my first film view which had raw music to underscore a story. Was this combination of music and film an early example of the art? The story was a British story with children who were post-war survivors of the Blitz. I grow a wild flower in my garden in honour of this film about gardening in the rubble. The flower is Rose Bay Willow Herb or 'Fireweed'. The seeds thrive when burnt. The survivors of the Blitx knew the flower only too well on the bomb sites of post-war London.