Forever and a Day (1943)
Overview
In World War II, American Gates Trimble Pomfret is in London during the Blitz to sell the ancestral family house. The current tenant, Leslie Trimble, tries to dissuade him from selling by telling him the 140-year history of the place and the connections between the Trimble and Pomfret families.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.379 |
Directed By
Edmund Goulding
Cedric Hardwicke
Frank Lloyd
Victor Saville
Robert Stevenson
Herbert Wilcox
René Clair
Crew
Edmund Goulding
Cedric Hardwicke
Frank Lloyd
Victor Saville
Robert Stevenson
Herbert Wilcox
René Clair
Charles Bennett
Alan Campbell
Norman Corwin
C. S. Forester
Peter Godfrey
Jack Hartfield
Lawrence Hazard
S.M. Herzig
James Hilton
Darrell Silvera
Claude E. Carpenter
Elmo Williams
George Crone
Bailey Fesler
Anthony Collins
Walter Plunkett
Vernon L. Walker
Robert De Grasse
Lee Garmes
Nicholas Musuraca
Russell Metty
Michael Hogan
Emmet Lavery
W.P. Lipscomb
Gene Lockhart
Frederick Lonsdale
Christopher Isherwood
Alice Duer Miller
R.C. Sherriff
Donald Ogden Stewart
John Van Druten
Claudine West
Keith Winter
TOP CAST
Kent Smith
Gates Trimble Pomfret
Reginald Gardiner
Assistant Hotel Manager
Victor McLaglen
Archibald Spavin
Billy Bevan
Wartime Cabby
Arthur Treacher
Second Air Raid Watcher
Ruth Warrick
Lesley Trimble
C. Aubrey Smith
Eustace Trimble
Edmund Gwenn
Stubbs
Ray Milland
Bill Trimble
May Whitty
Lucy Trimble
Gene Lockhart
Cobblewick
Anna Neagle
Susan Trenchard
Claude Rains
Ambrose Pomfret
Jessie Matthews
Mildred Trimble
Reginald Owen
Simpson
Ian Hunter
Dexter Pomfret
Charles Laughton
Bellamy
Cedric Hardwicke
Mr. Dabb
Anna Lee
Cornelia Trimble-Pomfret
Patric Knowles
Trimble-Pomfret Son
Edward Everett Horton
Anthony Trimble-Pomfret
Isobel Elsom
Lady Trimble-Pomfret
June Duprez
Julia Trimble-Pomfret
Wendell Hulett
Augustus Trimble-Pomfret
Ida Lupino
Jenny Jones
Brian Aherne
Jim Trimble
Merle Oberon
Marjorie Ismay
Una O'Connor
Caroline Ismay
Nigel Bruce
Major Garrow
Elsa Lanchester
Mamie
Robert Coote
Blind Officer
June Lockhart
Girl in Air Raid Shelter
Roland Young
Henry Barringer
Gladys Cooper
Mrs. Barringer
Robert Cummings
Ned
Donald Crisp
Captain Martin
George Kirby
Wartime Newspaper Vendor
Doreen Munroe
Wartime Londoner
May Beatty
Wartime Londoner Cook
Connie Leon
Wartime Londoner
Joy Harington
Wartime Bus Conductor
Herbert Marshall
Curate in Air Raid Shelter
Buster Keaton
Wilkins
Ernest Grooney
Hotel Manager
Harry Allen
First Cockney Air Raid Watcher
Aubrey Mather
Man in Air Raid Shelter
Ethel Griffies
Wife of Man in Air Raid Shelter
Halliwell Hobbes
Doctor
Montagu Love
Sir John Bunn
Cecil Kellaway
Dinner Guest
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