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| 20th Century Fox (1958) | |||||
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| Ingrid Bergman | Gladys Aylward | |
| Robert Donat | The Mandarin of Yang Cheng | |
| Curt Jurgens | ||
| Curd Jürgens | Capt. Lin Nan | |
| Michael David | Hok-A | |
| Athene Seyler | Jeannie Lawson | |
| Ronald Squire | Sir Francis Jamison | |
| Moultrie Kelsall | Dr. Robinson | |
| Richard Wattis | Mr. Murfin | |
| Peter Chong | Yang | |
| Tsai Chin | Sui-Lan | |
| Edith Sharpe | Secretary at China Inland Mission | |
| Joan Young | Sir Francis' cook | |
| Lian-Shin Yang | Woman with baby | |
| Noel Hood | Miss Thompson | |
| Burt Kwouk | Li |
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| Producer | Buddy Adler
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| Writer | Isobel Lennart
Alan Burgess |
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| Cinematography | Freddie Young
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| Musician | Malcolm Arnold
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"Wonderfully moving and entertaining... Bergman is... infinitely touching." - The Hollywood Reporter After making her way to China to become a missionary, an English parlor maid (Bergman) wins the heart of a Eurasian colonel (Curt Jurgens) and the respect of the local Mandarin (Robert Donat). But her greatest accomplishment is leading 100 homeless children to safety across enemy-held terrain during Japan's invasion of China. Adapted from the novel "The Small Woman" about the true-life story of Gladys Aylward, this powerfully poignant film is inspiring entertainment from beginning to end. |
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