Adapted from a J.B. Priestley play with many of the original actors. The tale of various people who have come to live in an "ideal" city and their hopes and reasons for doing so.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Basil Dearden
Director
John Clements
Joe Dinmore
Googie Withers
Alice Foster
Raymond Huntley
Malcolm Stritton
Renee Gadd
Dorothy Stritton
A.E. Matthews
Sir George Gedney
Mabel Terry-Lewis
Lady Loxfield
Fanny Rowe
Philippa Loxfield
Ada Reeve
Mrs. Batley
Norman Shelley
Cudworth
Brenda Bruce
WAAF
Ralph Michael
Sergeant Jimmy
J.B. Priestley
J.B. Priestley
Johnnie Schofield
Bert the Barman
J.B. Priestley
Writer
Basil Dearden
Writer
Sidney Cole
Writer
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Commentaires
4 commentaires
source: They Came to a City
They Came to a City
Ealing has a reputation for some fine comedies and dramas but alas this is not one of them.It is difficult to know what possessed Michael Balcon to produce this film adaptation of J B Priestleys play.It is really a polemic a social tract not an entertainment and it is little surprise that this film was a disaster at the box office.You could shut your eyes throughout the film,and assuming that you did not fall asleep,you would not miss any of the action.I believe that this must be one of the most boring films ever made by the British film industry.It seems to be calling for an ideal and idealistic world which was probably fine in 1944 but which was not borne out by what happened in the post war world.Whatever you do avoid this film unless you want to suffer terminal boredom.
