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It Always Rains on Sunday

The secrets of a street you know

  • Movie
  • 1947
  • NR
  • 1h 32m

Directed by Robert Hamer

6.6

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6.6 out of 10 from 74 votes

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During a rainy Sunday afternoon, an escaped prisoner tries to hide out at the home of his ex-fiance.

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Cast and crew

  • Googie Withers

    Googie WithersRose Sandigate

  • Edward Chapman

    Edward ChapmanGeorge Sandigate

  • Susan Shaw

    Susan ShawVi Sandigate

  • Patricia Plunkett

    Patricia PlunkettDoris Sandigate

  • David LinesAlfie Sandigate

  • Sydney Tafler

    Sydney TaflerMorry Hyams

  • Betty Ann Davies

    Betty Ann DaviesSadie Hyams

  • John Slater

    John SlaterLou Hyams, Morrie's Brother

  • Jane Hylton

    Jane HyltonBessie Hyams, Morrie's Sister

  • Meier Tzelniker

    Meier TzelnikerSolly Hyams, Morrie's Father

  • John McCallum

    John McCallumTommy Swann

  • Jimmy Hanley

    Jimmy HanleyWhitey

  • John CarolFreddie

  • Alfie Bass

    Alfie BassDicey Perkins

  • Jack Warner

    Jack WarnerDetective Sergeant Fothergill

  • Frederick Piper

    Frederick PiperDetective Sergeant Leech

  • Michael HowardSlopey Collins

  • Hermione Baddeley

    Hermione BaddeleyDoss, Housekeeper

Director
Robert Hamer
Writer
Arthur La Bern, Robert Hamer and Henry Cornelius
Music
Georges Auric, Stanley Black and Ernest Irving
Cinematography
Douglas Slocombe