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My Brother Jonathan

70 %|Feb 5, 1948|Drama

Jonathan Dakers' early ambition was to become a great surgeon and to marry Edie Martyn. But, on the death of his father, he is obliged to start work as a partner in a poor general practice in the Black Country. Edie falls in love with Jonathan's brother, Harold, who is killed in the Great War, and Jonathan marries her as planned. It is only afterwards that he realises he now loves another.

Featured Crew

Harold French
Director
Adrian Alington
Screenplay
Douglas Daniels
Art Direction
Leslie Landau
Screenplay
Charles Hasse
Editor
Warwick Ward
Producer
Hans May
Original Music Composer
Derick Williams
Director of Photography

Cast

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Michael Denison
Jonathan Dakers
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Dulcie Gray
Rachel Hammond
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Ronald Howard
Harold Dakers
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Mary Clare
Mrs. Dakers
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Finlay Currie
Dr. Hammond
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James Hayter
Tom Morse
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Stuart Lindsell
Mr. Martyn
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Avice Landone
Mrs. Martyn
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Fred Groves
Lisha Hodgkiss
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Beatrice Varley
Mrs. Hodgkiss
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Felix Deebank
Alec Martyn
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Eric Messiter
Surgeon Moore
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Paul Farrell
Dr. Lucas
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Jack Melford
Dr. Martock
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David Ward
Dr. Frampton
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John Salew
Wilburn
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Peter Hobbes
Dr. Monaghan
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Merle Tottenham
Alice Rudge
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Derek Farge
Edward Willis
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Eunice Gayson
Young Girl
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Nora Gordon
Mrs. Stevens
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Cameron Hall
Joseph the Porter
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Paul Blake
Edward Smith Watson
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Maurice Jones
Foundry Foreman
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Vi Kaley
Old Crone
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Fred Kitchen
Tyldesley
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Daniel King
Rev. Perry
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Ruth Lodge
Mrs. Craig
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Johnnie Schofield
Trade Union Man
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Elsie Wagstaff
Factory Worker
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Ray Cooney
Ralph Hingston
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Basil Cunard
Police Sergeant
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Andreas Malandrinos
French Postman
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Elizabeth Maude
Mrs. Bagley
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Janet Morrison
Sister Cronshaw
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Sydney Moncton
Dancer at Martyn's Party
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Arthur Young
Sir Joseph Higgins
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Pete Murray
Tony Dakers
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Hilda Bayley
Mrs. Perry
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Grace Arnold
Woman in Court
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Paul Sheridan
French Guest at Hotel Cecil
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Desmond Newling
Young Jonathan