Oh! What a Lovely War
The musical shot in the arm!The working-class Smiths change their initially sunny views on World War I after the three boys of the family witness the harsh reality of trench warfare.
Description: The working-class Smiths change their initially sunny views on World War I after the three boys of the family witness the harsh reality of trench warfare.
Genres: Comedy, Music, War
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0
Runtime: 138 minutes
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Played Music Hall Star
John Mills
Played Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig
Corin Redgrave
Played Bertie Smith
Maurice Roëves
Played George Smith
Ian Holm
Played President Poincare
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Played Nurse
Michael Bates
Played Drunk Lance Corporal
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Played Aide to Field-Marshal Haig
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Played Stephen
Jean-Pierre Cassel
Played French Colonel
John Clements
Played Gen. von Moltke
John Gielgud
Played Count Leopold Von Berchtold
Jack Hawkins
Played Emperor Franz Josef
Kenneth More
Played Kaiser Wilhelm II
Michael Redgrave
Played Gen. Sir Henry Wilson
Ralph Richardson
Played Sir Edward Grey
Susannah York
Played Eleanor
Robert Flemyng
Played Staff Officer in Gassed Trench
Paul Daneman
Played Czar Nicholas II
Guy Middleton
Played Gen. Sir William Robertson
Angela Thorne
Played Elizabeth May 'Betty' Smith
Wendy Allnutt
Played Florence Victoria 'Flo' Smith
Colin Farrell
Played Harry Arnold Smith
Malcolm McFee
Played Frederick Percy 'Freddie' Smith
John Rae
Played Grandpa Smith
Paul Shelley
Played Jack Henry Smith
Kim Smith
Played Richard 'Dickie' Smith
Mary Wimbush
Played Mary Emma Smith
John Owens
Played Seamus Moore
Vincent Ball
Played Australian Soldier
Penelope Allen
Played Solo Chorus Girl
Pia Colombo
Played Estaminet Singer
Isabel Dean
Played Sir John French's Lady
Christian Doermer
Played Fritz
Joe Melia
Played The Photographer
Nanette Newman
Played Nurse
Cecil Parker
Played Sir John
Natasha Parry
Played Sir William Robertson's Lady
Gerald Sim
Played Chaplain
Thorley Walters
Played Staff Officer
Anthony Ainley
Played 3rd Aide
Geoffrey Davies
Played Aide to Haig
Fanny Carby
Played Mill Girl
Peter Gilmore
Played Pte Burgess
Ben Howard
Played Pte Garbett
Norman Jones
Played Scottish Soldier
Angus Lennie
Played Scottish Soldier
Paddy Joyce
Played Irish Soldier
Harry Locke
Played Heckler
Ron Pember
Played Corporal
Marianne Stone
Played Mill Girl
Christine Noonan
Played Mill Girl (uncredited)
Derek Newark
Played Shooting Gallery Proprietor
Clifford Mollison
Played Heckler
Norman Bird
Played Training Sgt (uncredited)
Jeremy Child
Played Wealthy Young Man (uncredited)
Richard Davies
Played Sergeant in Burial Party (uncredited)
Stanley Lebor
Played Soldier (uncredited)
Jane Seymour
Played Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Wensley Pithey
Played Archduke Ferdinand (uncredited)
Meriel Forbes
Played Lady Pamela Grey
David Lodge
Played Recruiting Sergeant at Music Hall
Maurice Arthur
Played Soldier Singer at Chaplain's Address
Freddie Ascott
Played 'Whizzbang' Soldier
Cecilia Darby
Played Sir Henry Wilson's Lady
George Ghent
Played Heckler at Pankhurst Speech
Dorothy Reynolds
Played Heckler at Pankhurst Speech
John Trigger
Played Officer at Railway Station
Kathleen Wileman
Played Emma Smith - Age 4
Phyllis Calvert
Played Lady Dorothy Haig
Pamela Abbott
Played Czarina Alexandra (uncredited)
Charlotte Attenborough
Played Emma Smith - Age 8 (uncredited)
Roy Beck
Played American GI (uncredited)
Annie Bee
Played Girl Friend in 'Goodbyee' (uncredited)
Joanne Brown
Played Singer (uncredited)
Christopher Cabot
Played Soldier in Shell Hole (uncredited)
Frank Coda
Played Soldier in 'Goodbyee' (uncredited)
Ambrose Coghill
Played His Father (uncredited)
Stella Courtney
Played Poincaré's Lady (uncredited)
Sheila Cox
Played Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Elizabeth Craven
Played Kaiserin Augusta (uncredited)
John Dunn-Hill
Played Irish Soldier (uncredited)
Ray Edwards
Played 3rd Staff Officer in Ballroom (uncredited)
Charles Farrell
Played Policeman (uncredited)
Hermione Farthingale
Played Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Frank Forsyth
Played President Woodrow Wilson (uncredited)
Joyce Franklin
Played Chorus Girl (uncredited)
John Gabriel
Played Nikolai Lenin (uncredited)
Zeph Gladstone
Played Sir John's Chauffeuse (uncredited)
Ruth Gower
Played General von Moltke's Lady (uncredited)
Kim Grant
Played Soldier in 'Goodbyee' (uncredited)
Carole Gray
Played Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Paul Hansard
Played German Officer (uncredited)
Kathleen Helme
Played Berchtold's Lady (uncredited)
Richard Howard
Played Young Soldier at Mons (uncredited)
John Hussey
Played Soldier on Balcony (uncredited)
Dinny Jones
Played Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Lind Joyce
Played Scoreboard Girl (uncredited)
Dolores Judson
Played Haig's Girlfriend (uncredited)
Ruth Kettlewell
Played Duchess Sophie (uncredited)
Delia Linden
Played Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Richard Loring
Played Soldier in 'Goodbyee' (uncredited)
Tom Marshall
Played Soldier in 'Goodbyee' (uncredited)
Stanley McGeagh
Played Soldier in Gassed Trench (uncredited)
Isabelle Metcalfe
Played Girl Friend in 'Goodbyee' (uncredited)
Jenny Morgan
Played Girl Friend in 'Goodbyee' (uncredited)
Anthony Morton
Played Italian Military Attaché (uncredited)
Steve Plytas
Played Turkish Military Attaché (uncredited)
Andrew Robertson
Played 2nd Scottish Soldier (uncredited)
Sue Robinson
Played Chorus Girl (uncredited)
David Scheuer
Played French Soldier (uncredited)
Valerie Smith
Played Girl Friend in 'Goodbyee' (uncredited)
Guy Standeven
Played American Officer (uncredited)
Pippa Steel
Played Scoreboard Girl (uncredited)
P.G. Stephens
Played Irish Soldier (uncredited)
Tony Thawnton
Played Officer on Telephone (uncredited)
Christian Thorogood
Played Irish Soldier (uncredited)
Brian Tipping
Played 4th Scottish Soldier (uncredited)
Bette Vivian
Played Heckler at Pankhurst Speech (uncredited)
Tony Vogel
Played German Soldier (uncredited)
Arthur White
Played Sergeant in Dugout (uncredited)
Michael Wolf
Played German Officer (uncredited)
John Woodnutt
Played British Officer (uncredited)
Julia Wright
Played Haig's Secretary (uncredited)
Mary Yeomans
Played Scoreboard Girl (uncredited)
Norman Shelley
Played Staff Officer in Ballroom
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