ThrillerAnnée1944Durée1h 32mIMDb7.5

Quarante-huit heures

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An English village is occupied by disguised German paratroopers as an advance post for a planned invasion.

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Casting

Alberto Cavalcanti

Director

Leslie Banks

Oliver Wilsford

C.V. France

The Vicar

Valerie Taylor

Nora

Marie Lohr

Mrs. Fraser

Harry Fowler

Young George

Norman Pierce

Jim Sturry

Frank Lawton

Tom Sturry

Elizabeth Allan

Peggy

Thora Hird

Ivy

Muriel George

Mrs. Collins

Patricia Hayes

Daisy

Mervyn Johns

Charlie Sims

HB

Hilda Bayley

Cousin Maud

Edward Rigby

Bill Purvis the poacher

JS

Johnnie Schofield

Joe Garbett

EI

Ellis Irving

Harry Drew

PH

Philippa Hiatt

Mrs. Bates

Grace Arnold

Mrs. Owen

Graham Greene

Writer

JD

John Dighton

Writer

DM

Diana Morgan

Writer

AM

Angus MacPhail

Writer

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10 commentaires

مالك_جمالMay 29, 2023

source: Went the Day Well?

Jude IhenetuNov 18, 2022

FrancineNov 16, 2022

Went the Day Well?

🍫Diivaa🍫🍫Nov 16, 2022

English villagers take in some soldiers during WWII, thinking they are English. Turns out they are Nazis planning an invasion. When one of the villagers catches on, the Nazis round them all up as prisoners. Now the villagers have to figure out how to escape or get word out about what's going on, which surprisingly leads to many deaths. This is a good one. A tense, exciting, mature wartime thriller. You'll find yourself rooting for these incredibly likable villagers, which makes it all the more sad (and realistic) that so many of them don't make it out of the movie alive. Some very strong scenes, such as the pepper scene and the grenade scene, among many others. Terrific acting, writing, and directing. Just a remarkable film all around. One of the best WWII movies I've seen.

leewatts698Nov 16, 2022

A splendid movie well acted and directed, the story grips you from the start,the film includes self sacrifice and treacherous behaviour.The pace of the movie is fantastic not a dull moment.There is one scene which shows that ordinary decent people when cornered can fight back with a fierce tenacity when their homeland is threatened.This movie is the inspiration behind the eagle has landed and i think it would be a hit if it was remade.

Zion_asnake🤷‍♀️Nov 16, 2022

1942. That is the important date to bear in mind when watching this film. That was when the film was made, and when the UK cinema auidences watching it knew that all that separated them from invasion was a few miles of sea. Imagine the impact it must have had!! Plucky Brits, living in the rural English idyll, threatened by the Hun. Having witnessed their brave fight, the auidences must have come out of the flicks wanting to take on the German army on their own. The comparisons with 'The Eagle Has Landed' are easy to make, but just remember that date of 1942. The threat was real to the people watching it, unlike those watching 'The Eagle' for the very first time. Cracking afternoon entertainment, with a message of its time.

David Emagna🇨🇬🇨🇬Nov 16, 2022

For a film made in 1942 this film is fairly hard hitting as it does not shy away from the realities and emotions of warfare. The plot gradually gains pace and the atmosphere is tense as the ordinary English folk rally round to face the professional soldiers of Nazi Germany. The quality of acting is superb throughout and although there are signs of propaganda, it is kept to a minimum and is not overly biased. Highly recommended and very cheap to buy (at least in England it is).

RK+UMA=SOURYAMNov 16, 2022

I have only managed to see 'Went The Day Well' twice and it is an absolute gem, but one that probably wouldn't appeal to many people nowadays. The events are believable and I am sure this film was very effective as wartime propaganda. Superior to 'The Eagle Has Landed,' which definitely shares many elements, starting with the soldiers graves at the beginning of the films. Excellent stuff.

Khurlvin_KayNov 16, 2022

A still chilling story of german invasion to an ordinary sleepy english village sixty years ago. This brilliantly captured the very real possibility of what could have happened during the first years of world war 2. If you tend to stay away from "older" films because they're too distant and difficult to relate to I strongly recommend this, the characters are believable and the way the story is told is very realistic and not at all sentimental. There are some quite powerful scenes which are quite shocking and totally unexpected in a film this old. (9/10)

nsurNov 16, 2022

I saw 'Went the Day Well' in 1943, as a 12 year old in war-time England.What I remember most about the film is that it was utterly convincing, both in the authenticity of the setting and the quality of the acting,My friends and I were, of course, perhaps less sophisticated and streetwise than the 12 year olds of today, nevertheless, the film left a lasting impression and I, at least, can remember it in a fair amount of detail, even after the passage of nearly sixty years. The least convincing part to us was the fight between the soldiers,English and German, towards the end of the film,located in and around the church - perhaps this was because we had watched too many carefully staged propanganda epics belittling the ability of the Germans ! All in all,though, a film which brought home the fact that the freedom we take for granted can so easily be lost unless we are eternally vigilant.

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