08 June 1947 Drama, Romance 89 mins
Joanna Godden falls heir to a farm when her father dies.
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Googie Withers as Joanna Godden
Jean Kent as Ellen Godden
John McCallum as Arthur Alce
Derek Bond as Martin Trevor
Henry Mollison as Harry Trevor
Chips Rafferty as Collard
Sonia Holm as Louise
Josephine Stuart as Grace Wickens
Alec Faversham as Peter Relf
Edward Rigby as Stuppeny
Frederick Piper as Isaac Turk
Fred Bateman as Young Turk
Douglas Jefferies as Huggett
Gilbert Davis as Godfrey
Grace Arnold as Martha
Barbara Leake as Miss Luckhurst
Charles Frend Director
H. E. Bates Writer
Michael Balcon Producer
Douglas Slocombe Director of Photography
Duncan Sutherland Art Direction
Cliff Richardson Special Effects
Angus MacPhail Adaptation
A.E. Rudolph Sound Recordist
Jeff Seaholme Camera Operator
Lionel Banes Special Effects
Stephen Dalby Sound Recordist
Sheila Kaye Smith Novel
Mark Luker Costume Design
Michael Truman Editor
Ralph Vaughan Williams Original Music Composer
United Kingdom 08 June 1947
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