Me and Marlborough
Overview
A woman disguises herself in men's clothes in order to follow her husband to the wars.
- Production
- Gaumont-British Picture Corporation
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Cast
Cicely Courtneidge
Kit Ross
Tom Walls
John Churchill - Duke of Marlborough
Barry MacKay
Dick Welch
Alfred Drayton
Sergeant Bull
Gibb McLaughlin
Old Soldier
Peter Gawthorne
Staff Colonel
Cecil Parker
Colonel of the Greys
George Merritt
Harley
Cyril Smith
Corporal Fox
Mickey Brantford
Ensign Coke
Randle Ayrton
King Louis XIV
Henry Oscar
Goultier
Donald Calthrop
Drunken Yokel
Frank Atkinson
Soldier
Syd Crossley
Soldier
Howard Marion-Crawford
Minor Role
John Mortimer
Minor Role
Finlay Currie
Marriage Celebrant (uncredited)
Crew
- Director
- Victor Saville
- Writers
- W.P. Lipscomb,Reginald Pound
- Producers
- Michael Balcon
- Cinematography
- Charles Van Enger,Curt Courant
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CinemaSerf
June 19, 2022
When inn-keeper "Kit" (Cicely Courtneidge) discovers that her new husband has been pressed into the army of Queen Anne on the evening following her wedding, she sets about trying to retrieve him from his new, precarious, position. Dressed as a man, she gets herself posted to the front and through cunning manipulation of her rather dopey superiors - including the Duke of Marlborough (Tom Walls) himself - she proves more than a match for them, and the opposing French. It's a whimsy of a film, this…