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Bookmark this pagePerfect Strangers (1945)
Director: Alexander Korda
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From Time Out Film Guide
Meet the Drabs - Donat and Kerr - and watch how the war gives their marriage a little excitement and a well-deserved holiday: he goes into the Navy, she becomes a Wren, and each enjoys a fling. The movie was made by MGM British in the manner of Mrs Miniver, and was to have been directed by Wesley Ruggles. Divided into three 'acts', with a script by Clemence Dane, it is a reasonably acted, authentically staged evocation of British resolve under stress. The eagle-eyed may spot Roger Moore in a walk-on.Author: ATu
Cast & crew
Director: Alexander Korda
Producer: Alexander Korda
Cast: Robert Donat, Deborah Kerr, Glynis Johns, Ann Todd, Roland Culver, Elliot Mason full cast
Genre(s): War
Duration: 102 mins
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