The Way to the Stars (1945) |
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| Director(s) | Anthony Asquith |
| Producer(s) | Anatole de Grunwald, Gordon Parry |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, War |
| Top Topics | Aviation, World War II |
Featured Cast of The Way to the Stars See More »
Michael Redgrave(as Flight Lt. David Archdale)
The Way to the Stars
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1945
The Way to the Stars
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1945
Michael Redgrave
(as Flight Lt. David Archd...)
John Mills(as Pilot Officer Peter Penrose)
The Way to the Stars
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1945
The Way to the Stars
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1945
John Mills
(as Pilot Officer Peter Pe...)
Stanley Holloway(as Mr. Palmer)
The Way to the Stars
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The Way to the Stars
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1945
Stanley Holloway
(as Mr. Palmer)
Basil Radford(as Tiny Williams)
The Way to the Stars
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The Way to the Stars
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1945
Basil Radford
(as Tiny Williams)
Felix Aylmer(as Rev. Charles Moss)
The Way to the Stars
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1945
The Way to the Stars
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1945
Felix Aylmer
(as Rev. Charles Moss)
Joyce Carey(as Miss Winterton)
The Way to the Stars
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1945
The Way to the Stars
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1945
Joyce Carey
(as Miss Winterton)
Trevor Howard(as Squadron Leader Carter)
The Way to the Stars
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The Way to the Stars
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1945
Trevor Howard
(as Squadron Leader Carter)
Bill Owen(as Sgt. 'Nobby' Clarke)
The Way to the Stars
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1945
The Way to the Stars
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1945
Bill Owen
(as Sgt. 'Nobby' Clarke)
The Way to the Stars Overview:
The Way to the Stars (1945) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Anthony Asquith and produced by Anatole de Grunwald and Gordon Parry.
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The Way to the Stars Quotes:
'Tinker' Bell:
[after ordering tea] They don't warm the pots, you know. I've watched them making it.
Tiny Williams: Well, it's liquid and it's warm. I was afraid they were going to abolish it altogether.
'Tinker' Bell: Oh, but they would have done, they were going to, if I myself hadn't protested to the colonel.
Tiny Williams: Nobly done, Tinkerbell.
Tiny Williams: Well, it's liquid and it's warm. I was afraid they were going to abolish it altogether.
'Tinker' Bell: Oh, but they would have done, they were going to, if I myself hadn't protested to the colonel.
Tiny Williams: Nobly done, Tinkerbell.
Flight Lt. David Archdale:
[reciting] Less said the better, the bill unpaid, dead letter. No roses at the end of Smith, my friend. Last words don't matter, for there are none to flatter. Words will not fill the post of Smith the ghost. For Smith, our brother, only son of loving mother, the ocean lifted, stirred, leaving no word.
Peter Penrose:
I'm afraid I'm strictly amateur.
Flight Lt. David Archdale: There aren't any amateurs and professionals anymore, just good pilots and bad pilots. The good pilots stay alive and the bad ones don't. And that's not true anymore either.
Flight Lt. David Archdale: There aren't any amateurs and professionals anymore, just good pilots and bad pilots. The good pilots stay alive and the bad ones don't. And that's not true anymore either.
Mr. Palmer:
Oh, would you believe you!
Peter Penrose:
How long do you think this blasted war is going on ?
Tiny Williams: Oh, years and years and years, I should think. Spring 1955 is my personal bet.
See More Quotes from The Way to the StarsTiny Williams: Oh, years and years and years, I should think. Spring 1955 is my personal bet.
The Way to the Stars Facts
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First cinema feature of Murray Matheson.
The poem recited by John Mills is titled "For Johnny". It is an ode to RAF pilots written by John Pudney (1909-1977).
The poem "For Johnny" read by John Mills is as follows: "Do not despair, For Johnny-head-in-air; He sleeps as sound, As Johnny underground. Fetch out no shroud, For Johnny-in-the-cloud; And keep your tears, For him in after years. Better by far, For Johnny-the-bright-star, To keep your head, And see his children fed."