The Day Will Dawn (1942) |
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| Director(s) | Harold French |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Drama, War |
| Top Topics | World War II |
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Hugh Williams(as Colin Metcalfe)
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
Hugh Williams
(as Colin Metcalfe)
Deborah Kerr(as Kari Alstad)
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
Deborah Kerr
(as Kari Alstad)
Ralph Richardson(as Frank Lockwood)
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
Ralph Richardson
(as Frank Lockwood)
Francis L. Sullivan(as Kommandant Ulrich Wettau)
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
Francis L. Sullivan
(as Kommandant Ulrich Wett...)
Finlay Currie(as Capt. Alstad)
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
Finlay Currie
(as Capt. Alstad)
Niall MacGinnis(as Olaf)
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
Niall MacGinnis
(as Olaf)
Henry Oscar(as Newspaper Editor)
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
Henry Oscar
(as Newspaper Editor)
Bernard Miles(as McAllister)
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
The Day Will Dawn
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1942
Bernard Miles
(as McAllister)
The Day Will Dawn Overview:
The Day Will Dawn (1942) was a Drama - War Film directed by Harold French .
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Film debut of Harry Locke.
Arthur Greenwood was a Labour member of the British House of Commons from 1922-31 and from 1932-45. He was Deputy Labour leader from 1935-45. He served in Churchill's wartime cabinet from 1940-2.
Film debut of Valentine Dyall.
Metcalfe's quote, "Night's candles are burned out and jocund says stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops ...", is from 'Romeo and Juliet', Act III, Scene 5 by William Shakespeare.
The shot of the wooden building being blown up towards the end was from one of the British Commando raids on the Norwegian coast. These were usually to attack things like fish oil processing plants. There are various other extracts from newsreels or other reality footage inserted into the film at various points.