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Millions Like Us

1943 | 103m | English

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When Celia Crowson is called up for war service, she hopes for a glamorous job in one of the services, but as a single girl, she is directed into a factory making aircraft parts. Here she meets other girls from all different walks of life and begins a relationship with a young airman.
Release Date: Jun 01, 1943
Director: Sidney Gilliat, Frank Launder
Writer: Sidney Gilliat, Frank Launder
Genres: Drama, Romance, War
Keywords factory, wartime
Production Companies Gainsborough Pictures, J. Arthur Rank Organisation
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 02, 2025
Entered: Apr 27, 2024
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Name Character
Patricia Roc Celia Crowson
Gordon Jackson Fred Blake
Anne Crawford Jennifer Knowles
Moore Marriott Jim Crowson
Basil Radford Charters
Megs Jenkins Gwen Price
Eric Portman Charlie Forbes
Joy Shelton Phyllis Crowson
Naunton Wayne Caldicott
Terry Randall Annie
Amy Veness Mrs. Blythe
Brenda Bruce Brenda
Irene Handl Landlady
John Boxer Tom
Valentine Dunn Elsie
John Salew The Doctor
Beatrice Varley Miss Wells
Bertha Willmott The Singer
Grace Allardyce Mrs. Hammond
Albert Chevalier Roof Spotter
Clifford Cobbe Heavy Rescue
Hugh Cross Man at Dance Hall
Amy Dalby Mrs. Bourne - Hostel Matron
Hilda Davies Miss Hodge
Arthur Denton Alf - Soldier Polishing Floor
Paul Drake Handsome Young Man
Gordon Edwards Wing Commander
Jonathan Field Ugly Youth
Angela Fouldes Megs
Hal Gordon M.C at Dance
Alan Haines
George Hirste
Courtney Luck Polish Officer
Jack May Old Man
Stan Paskin Warrant Officer
Terence Rhodes Jonnie
Johnnie Schofield George,The Crowson's Next Door Neighbour
Avis Scott Alice
John Slater Alec - Man at Dance Hall
Barry Steele Percy Hoskins
Tommy Trinder Station Announcer
Jack Vyvyan Sam - Soldier Peeling Potatoes
Frank Webster Roof Spotter
John Wynn Squadron Leader
Name Job
Sidney Gilliat Director, Screenplay
R. E. Dearing Editor
Roy Fogwell Director of Photography
Jack E. Cox Director of Photography
Frank Launder Director, Screenplay
John Bryan Art Direction
Name Title
Edward Black Producer
Maurice Ostrer Executive Producer
Organization Category Person
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Geronimo1967
7.0

This is a super little compendium of stories that celebrates the roles performed by women in Britain during WWII. Patricia Roc is "Celia" who is called up to help out - ending up in an aircraft factory making a vital, but somewhat unglamorous, contribution to the war effort. It's here that she makes ... lots of new friends and starts courting with young airman "Fred Blake" (Gordon Jackson). As a production, it's a bit ropey - plenty of balsa wood model sets etc. but it was made in 1943 so just about everything was at a premium in Britain then, so taken in context this is largely forgivable. Messrs. Gilliat & Launder direct this story of humanity and determination with aplomb (OK, maybe not with much style) and we do get a sense of the terror lived through by the families and soldiers alike during this most hideous of times. Eric Portman, and the rather dryly witty pairing of Basil Bradford and Naunton Wayne add a little diversion to the gloom as they plant land mines on a beach somewhere as if preparing for a game of cricket.

Jun 26, 2022