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Deborah Kerr | Edith Hunter/Barbara Wynne/Johnny Cannon | |
Roland Culver | Colonel Betteridge | |
Roger Livesey | Clive Candy | |
Vincent Holman | Club porter | |
David Hutcheson | Hoppy | |
James Knight | Club porter | |
Nevil Mapp | ||
James McKechnie | Spud Wilson | |
Spencer Trevor | Period Blimp | |
Neville Mapp | Stuffy Graves | |
Dennis Arundell | Café orchestra leader | |
David Ward | Kaunitz | |
Jan Van Loewen | Indignant citizen | |
Valentine Dyall | Von Schönborn | |
Carl Jaffe | Von Reumann | |
Albert Lieven | Von Ritter |
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Producer | Michael Powell
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Writer | Michael Powell
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Cinematography | Georges Périnal
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Musician | Allan Gray
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Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's magnificent epic The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp dramatizes the passions and pitfalls of a lifetime in the military. The film follows the exploits of exemplary British soldier Clive Candy (Roger Livesey) as he battles to maintain his honor and proud gentlemanly conduct through romance, three wars, and a changing world. Featuring Anton Walbrook and Deborah Kerr in her first leading role (as three characters!), the vibrant and controversial (The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp is the romantic portrait of a career soldier and a pointed investigation into the nature of aging, friendship, and obsolescence. The Criterion Collection is proud to present Powell and Pressburger's masterpiece in all its Techincolor glory. |
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