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The Brave Don't Cry (1952)

Gênero : Drama

Runtime : 1H 29M

Director : Philip Leacock
Escritor : Montagu Slater

Sinopse

The Brave Don't Cry aspires to the "feel" of a documentary, right down to the deliberate absence of background music. A mine in Scotland falls victim to a cave-in, trapping some one hundred workers. Rescue parties are formed as the tremulous families of the miners wait in agony. As in the actual incident upon which this film is based, the rescue is nip and tuck and times, but eventually successful. The faces of real-life Scottish mining folk are melded with the professional actors in The Brave Don't Cry, adding poignancy to this otherwise cut-and-dried film.

Atores

John Gregson
John Gregson
John Cameron
Meg Buchanan
Meg Buchanan
Margaret Wishart
Andrew Keir
Andrew Keir
Charlie Ross
Fulton Mackay
Fulton Mackay
Dan Wishart
John Rae
John Rae
Donald Sloan
Jack Stewart
Jack Stewart
Willie Duncan
Wendy Noel
Wendy Noel
Jean Knox
Russell Waters
Russell Waters
Hughie Aitken
Jameson Clark
Jameson Clark
Doctor Andrew Kerr
Eric Woodburn
Eric Woodburn
Rab Elliott
Archie Duncan
Archie Duncan
Walter Hardie
Anne Butchart
Anne Butchart
Biddy Ross
Jean Anderson
Jean Anderson
Mrs. Sloan

Tripulações

Philip Leacock
Philip Leacock
Director
Montagu Slater
Montagu Slater
Screenplay
Isobel Pargiter
Isobel Pargiter
Associate Producer
John Grierson
John Grierson
Executive Producer
Arthur Grant
Arthur Grant
Director of Photography
John Trumper
John Trumper
Editor
Michael Stringer
Michael Stringer
Art Direction
Tilly Day
Tilly Day
Script Supervisor
Ken Hodges
Ken Hodges
Camera Operator
Len Page
Len Page
Sound Recordist
Denis Johnson
Denis Johnson
Assistant Director

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