Appointment with Venus Trailer

Appointment with Venus Trailer (1951)

"They came home with the milk!" 08 October 1951 Romance 87 mins

At the outbreak of WWII the British realise they can't prevent the invasion of the Channel Islands. However, someone realises that a prize cow is on the islands and the Nazis mustn't get hold of her. This is the intrepid story of the cow-napping from under the noses of the Nazis.

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Cast

David Niven

as Valentine Moreland

Glynis Johns

as Nicola Fallaize

George Coulouris

as Captain Weiss

Barry Jones

as Provost

Kenneth More

as Lionel Fallaize

Noel Purcell

as Trawler Langley

Bernard Lee

as Brigadier

Jeremy Spenser

as Georges

Patric Doonan

as Sgt. Forbes

Martin Boddey

as Sgt. Vogel

John Horsley

as Naval Officer Kent

George Benson

as Senior Clerk

Richard Wattis

as Carruthers - Higher Executive

David Horne

as Magistrate

Geoffrey Sumner

as Major - Vet. Corps

Raymond Young

as Cmdr. Willson

Crew

Biddy Chrystal

Biddy Chrystal Hairdresser

Gordon K. McCallum

Gordon K. McCallum Sound Recordist

Ernest Gasser

Ernest Gasser Makeup Artist

John W. Mitchell

John W. Mitchell Sound Recordist

H. A. R. Thomson

H. A. R. Thomson Camera Operator

Arthur Alcott

Arthur Alcott Production Controller

Joan Ellacott

Joan Ellacott Costume Supervisor

George Pollock

George Pollock Assistant Director

Roy Goddard

Roy Goddard Production Manager

George Blackler

George Blackler Makeup Artist

George Provis

George Provis Art Direction

Benjamin Frankel

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Island Rescue Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 08 October 1951

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