Elizabeth of Ladymead Trailer

Elizabeth of Ladymead Trailer (1948)

"Four generations of a British family live through their experiences in the Crimean War." 22 December 1948 Drama, War 97 mins

Four generations of a British family live through their experiences in the Crimean War, Boer War, WWI and WWII.

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Cast

Anna Neagle

as Beth in 1854 / Elizabeth in 1903 / Betty in 1919 / Liz in 1946

Hugh Williams

as John Beresford in 1946

Isabel Jeans

as Mother in 1903

Michael Lawrence

as John Beresford in 1919

Bernard Lee

as John Beresford in 1903

Nicholas Phipps

as John Beresford in 1854

Michael Shepley

as Maj. Wrigley in 1903

Hilda Bayley

as Mother in 1946

Jack Allen

as Maj. Wrigley in 1946

Kenneth Warrington

as Maj. Wrigley in 1919

Claude Bailey

as Maj. Wrigley in 1854

Catherine Paul

as Mother in 1854

Edie Martin

as Annie

Crew

William C. Andrews

William C. Andrews Art Direction

Harold Fletcher

Harold Fletcher Makeup Artist

Helen Penfold

Helen Penfold Hairstylist

George Maynard

George Maynard Production Manager

Frank Hollands

Frank Hollands Assistant Art Director

Kenneth Gray

Kenneth Gray Camera Operator

Mutz Greenbaum

Mutz Greenbaum Director of Photography

Robert Walker

Robert Walker Camera Operator

John Wilcox

John Wilcox Associate Producer

Pat Smith

Pat Smith Casting

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 22 December 1948

Production Companies

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