Appointment with Venus (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Ralph Thomas |
| Producer(s) | Peter Rogers |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, War |
| Top Topics | World War II |
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David Niven(as Maj. Valentine Moreland)
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Appointment with Venus
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1951
David Niven
(as Maj. Valentine Morelan...)
Glynis Johns(as Nicola Fallaize)
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Glynis Johns
(as Nicola Fallaize)
George Coulouris(as Capt. Weiss)
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Appointment with Venus
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1951
George Coulouris
(as Capt. Weiss)
Barry Jones(as Provost)
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Barry Jones
(as Provost)
Kenneth More(as Lionel Fallaize)
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Kenneth More
(as Lionel Fallaize)
Noel Purcell(as Trawler Langley)
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Appointment with Venus
Released
1951
Noel Purcell
(as Trawler Langley)
Bernard Lee(as Brigadier)
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Bernard Lee
(as Brigadier)
Martin Boddey(as Sgt. Vogel)
Appointment with Venus
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1951
Appointment with Venus
Released
1951
Martin Boddey
(as Sgt. Vogel)
Appointment with Venus Overview:
Appointment with Venus (1951) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Ralph Thomas and produced by Peter Rogers.
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Theodore Bikel's film debut.
The Venus of this film's title refers not to a Roman God from Latin mythology nor to a planet but to a prize pedigree cow which is sought by the British military during World War II because of its excellent breeding, and they don't want the Nazis to get her.
The first film of Terence Longdon.
This film was renamed Island Rescue for its theatrical release in the USA.
The fictitious island of Armorel in the film may possible be based on the island of Sark, a small island in the south-western region of the English Channel. One of the Channel Islands, it was one of the locations where this movie was filmed.