Tom Brown's School Days Trailer

Tom Brown's School Days Trailer (1940)

26 June 1940 Drama, Family 86 mins

In 1830s England, Tom Brown attends a rugby boys' school, where his moral and personal growth is formed through friendship, bullying–particularly from the cruel Flashman–and the influence of headmaster Dr Thomas Arnold.

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Cast

Cedric Hardwicke

as Dr. Thomas Arnold

Jimmy Lydon

as Tom Brown

Josephine Hutchinson

as Mrs. Mary Arnold

Billy Halop

as Flashman

Polly Moran

as Sally Harowell

Hughie Green

as Walker Brooke

Ernest Cossart

as Squire Brown

Alec Craig

as Old Thomas

Gale Storm

as Effie

Antoinette Rotche

as Tom Brown's Nanny

Lionel Belmore

as Tavern Keeper

Barlowe Borland

as Grimsby aka Old Grimey

Crew

Gene Towne

Gene Towne Producer

Robert Stevenson

Robert Stevenson Additional Dialogue

Nicholas Musuraca

Nicholas Musuraca Director of Photography

Anthony Collins

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Tom Brown's Schooldays Trailer

International Releases Dates

Australia 01 January 1990

United States 26 June 1940

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