The Brave Don't Cry Trailer (1952)

01 August 1952 Drama 89 mins

At Balloch Moss mine in Scotland, water comes through a seam bringing a torrent of mud into the mine and flooding the pit shaft, resulting in 118 men being trapped, with nine missing. The only means by which the rescue team can bring the men out is through some old abandoned workings which are now full of gas and thus will cause delays in any rescue attempt.

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Cast

John Gregson as John Cameron

Meg Buchanan as Margaret Wishart

John Rae as Donald Sloan

Fulton Mackay as Dan Wishart

Andrew Keir as Charlie Ross

Russell Waters as Hughie Aitken

Jameson Clark as Doctor Andrew Kerr

Eric Woodburn as Rab Elliott

Archie Duncan as Walter Hardie

Jack Stewart as Willie Duncan

Anne Butchart as Biddy Ross

Jock McKay as Jock Woods

Jean Anderson as Mrs. Sloan

John Singer as Tam Stewart

Christopher Page as George

Hal Osmond as Sandy Mackenzie

Crew

Philip Leacock Director

Montagu Slater Screenplay

Isobel Pargiter Associate Producer

John Grierson Executive Producer

Arthur Grant Director of Photography

John Trumper Editor

Michael Stringer Art Direction

Tilly Day Script Supervisor

Ken Hodges Camera Operator

Len Page Sound Recordist

Denis Johnson Assistant Director

Lindsay Galloway Screenplay

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 August 1952

Production Companies

Group 3 Productions

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