Bank Holiday (1938) |
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| Director(s) | Carol Reed |
| Producer(s) | Edward Black |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Margaret Lockwood
(as Catherine Lawrence)
Hugh Williams
(as Geoffrey)
Linden Travers
(as Ann Howard)
Kathleen Harrison
(as May)
Wilfrid Lawson
(as Police sergeant)
Felix Aylmer
(as Surgeon)
Michael Rennie
(as Guardsman)
Bank Holiday Overview:
Bank Holiday (1938) was a Drama - Film directed by Carol Reed and produced by Edward Black.
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One storyline concerning an unmarried couple enjoying a sexual relationship was initially deemed in violation of the US censor guidelines and the film unsuitable for release. After re-editing, it was re-titled and passed for release.
Geoffrey sees posters for a film at the Gaumont Theatre, "Sinners". This is a fictional film.
'Bexborough' is a fictional town, and the scenes of the beach-front and piers are from other British seaside towns.
The two soldiers are members of the Welsh Guards (as shown by the arrangement of their buttons - in groups of five). Welsh Guardsmen can also be seen lining the street during the parade watched by the Howards.