London Can Take It! Trailer

London Can Take It! Trailer (1940)

"The courage of a city is the courage of its people" 01 October 1940 Factual, War 9 mins

A tribute to the courage and resiliency of Britons during the darkest days of the London Blitz.

Watch the official London Can Take It! 1940 trailer in HD below or find more London Can Take It! videos on Vidimovie.

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Cast

Quentin Reynolds

as Self - Commentator: War Correspondent, Collier's Weekly (voice)

King George VI of the United Kingdom

as Self - with Bombed Londoners (uncredited)

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother

as Self - with Bombed Londoners (uncredited)

International Titles

Britain Can Take It! Trailer

Лондон выстоит! Trailer

Londres puede resisitirlo Trailer

International Releases Dates

Brazil 06 April 2025

Czech Republic 01 April 2005

United Kingdom 01 October 1940

Portugal 27 December 1940

United States 01 November 1940

Uruguay 28 December 2017

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