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White Corridors (1951)
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Writers:
Helen Ashton (novel)
David E. Jackson (writer)
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Release Date:
1 October 1951 (Sweden) more
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The scene is Yeoman's Hospital, set in the English Midlands, soon after the NHS was founded. Sophie Dean... more | add synopsis
Awards:
Nominated for 2 BAFTA Film Awards. more
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Excellent film more (2 total)
Cast
(Credited cast) | Googie Withers | ... | Dr. Sophie Dean |
| James Donald | ... | Neil Marriner |
| Godfrey Tearle | ... | Mr. Groom Sr. |
| Petula Clark | ... | Joan Shepherd |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Jean Anderson | ... | Sister Gater |
| Timothy Bateson | ... | Dr. Cook |
| Deidre Doyle | ... | Patient |
| Fabia Drake | ... | Miss Farmer |
| Henry Edwards | ... | Phillip Brewster |
| Lyn Evans | ... | Pedlar |
| Grace Gavin | ... | Sister Abbott |
| Helen Harvey | ... | Nurse Miller |
| Gerard Heinz | ... | Dr. Macuzek |
| H.S. Hills | ... | Tranter |
| Mary Hinton | ... | Matron |
| Humphrey Howarth | ... | Chandler |
| Brand Inglis | ... | Tommy Briggs |
| Megs Jenkins | ... | Mrs. Briggs |
 | Barry Jones | ... | Dr. Shoesmith |
| Avice Landone | ... | Sister Jenkins |
| Bernard Lee | ... | Burgess |
| Moira Lister | ... | Dolly Clark |
| Jean Lodge | ... | Night Nurse |
| Dandy Nichols | ... | Char |
| Mignon O'Doherty | ... | Irascible woman |
| Mary Pratt | ... | Rose Dawson |
| Basil Radford | ... | Retired Civil Servant |
| Johnnie Schofield | ... | Night Porter |
| Bruce Seton | ... | Policeman |
| Philip Stainton | ... | Sawyer |
| Patrick Troughton | ... | Sailor |
| Jack Watling | ... | Dick Groom |
| Joan Winmill Brown | ||
 | Dana Wynter | ... | Marjorie Brewster |
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102 min
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The last film of Basil Radford more
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As a Petula Clark fan I was interested to see this movie,and having watched it a few times now even if Petula wasn't in it,I would say it is an excellent British movie of its era ,and paved the way for British hospital TV dramas such as Emergency Ward Ten in the 60's through to "Casualty" in the 21st century. The acting by the whole cast is superb ,and I would love to see this movie on DVD and hope that one day it will get the recognition it deserves. Googie Withers is a very under-rated actress and plays her part to perfection,and great to see many good performances from James Donald,Moira Lister,and Jean Anderson. This film rarely gets shown on TV so write in to your TV stations to get it shown!