George and Margaret Trailer

George and Margaret Trailer (1940)

30 November 1940 Comedy 70 mins

The Frictions of a suburban family come to boiling point.

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Cast

Marie Lohr

as Alice

Judy Kelly

as Frankie

Noel Howlett

as Malcolm

John Boxer

as Claude

Ann Casson

as Gladys

Arthur Macrae

as Dudley

Gus McNaughton

as Wolverton

Crew

Norman G. Arnold

Norman G. Arnold Art Direction

Ernest Steward

Ernest Steward Camera Operator

George King

Director

Basil Emmott

Basil Emmott Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 30 November 1940

Production Companies

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