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Journey for Margaret

1940. For the better part of the war thus far, New York news correspondent John Davis and his wife Nora Davis have been in the hot spots of western Europe, including Rotterdam and much of France, which has just fallen to the Nazis...

Director

W.S. Van Dyke, Herbert Kline

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Awards

4 wins

John Davis

Nora Davis

Trudy Strauss

Herbert V. Allison

Margaret

Margaret O'Brien

Peter Humphries

Mrs. Bailey

Elisabeth Risdon

Mrs. Barrie

Mr. Barrie

Halliwell Hobbes

Mrs. Harris

Heather Thatcher

Susan Fleming

'Rugged'

Frau Weber

Porter

Little Boy

Hotel Porter

Woman in Subway

Fireman

Screaming Girl

Cab Driver

Air-Raid Warden #2

Matthew Boulton

Surgeon

Little Girl

Man in Cellar

Herbert Clifton

Air Raid Warden

Man in Subway

Stage Manager

Cyril Delevanti

Man

Policeman

Minor Role

E.L. Fisher-Smith

Man in Subway

Douglas Francis

Clerk

Madame Bornholm

Man in Subway

Minor Role

Lawrence Grossmith

Polish Captain

Air-Raid Warden at Fire

The Censor

Leyland Hodgson

Hotel Manager

Woman in Subway

Stephanie Insall

Nurse

Fairoaks

Isabel

Steward

Everton

Service Man

Minor Role

Minor Role

Japanese Statesman

Undetermined Supporting Role

Minor Role

Mary Alice Moore

Father

Hans Weber

Woman in Subway

Minor Role

Nurse

Nora's Mother

Driver

William H. O'Brien

Minor Role

Man in Subway

Man in Subway

Woman in Subway

Little Girl

Man in Subway

Woman with Cat

Anita Sharp-Bolster

Porter

Mother

Woman in Subway

Minor Role

Air-Raid Warden #1

Tailor

Woman in Subway

Elizabeth Williams

Man in Cellar

Minor Role

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John Davis The Censor Japanese Statesman Nora Davis Peter Humphreys

The next generation will
probably grow to look like this. - Journey for Margaret

The next generation will probably grow to look like this.

Well, that's that. - Journey for Margaret

Well, that's that.

Amazing the way you can hear
those heinkles clear down here. - Journey for Margaret

Amazing the way you can hear those heinkles clear down here.

Where can we
sleep? - Journey for Margaret

Where can we sleep?

At least they can't censor
what I’m thinking. - Journey for Margaret

At least they can't censor what I’m thinking.

Well, it doesn't make
much sense, but I do. - Journey for Margaret

Well, it doesn't make much sense, but I do.

Be careful...
awfully careful. - Journey for Margaret

Be careful... awfully careful.

Come in, will you?
Can't shut you out there- - Journey for Margaret

Come in, will you? Can't shut you out there-

House number 322! - Journey for Margaret

House number 322!

Humphreys, mother, 41.
Son, 4. - Journey for Margaret

Humphreys, mother, 41. Son, 4.

Wait a minute. - Journey for Margaret

Anything hurt you? - Journey for Margaret

Anything hurt you?

Well, I guess it's
all clear now, huh? - Journey for Margaret

Well, I guess it's all clear now, huh?

They gave me something - Journey for Margaret

They gave me something

* on the bonny,
bonny banks * - Journey for Margaret

* on the bonny, bonny banks *

* I’ll take the high road
to Connecticut * - Journey for Margaret

* I’ll take the high road to Connecticut *

Nora? - Journey for Margaret

Plenty of good stuff here. - Journey for Margaret

Plenty of good stuff here.

Those are
the older children. - Journey for Margaret

Those are the older children.

Did I do anything? - Journey for Margaret

Did I do anything?

It is not always easy
to be scientific. - Journey for Margaret

It is not always easy to be scientific.

Do you want to cry,
Margaret? - Journey for Margaret

Do you want to cry, Margaret?

Will you have
some cake? - Journey for Margaret

Will you have some cake?

Eat your bread.
It's good for you. - Journey for Margaret

Eat your bread. It's good for you.

Thank you my Mr Davis - Journey for Margaret

Thank you my Mr Davis

My Mr. Davis. - Journey for Margaret

Will you have supper
with us? - Journey for Margaret

Will you have supper with us?

A bomber. - Journey for Margaret

There you are. - Journey for Margaret

Good night,
Margaret. - Journey for Margaret

Good night, Margaret.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, - Journey for Margaret

"Not without
lighter side. " - Journey for Margaret

"Not without lighter side. "

Hey, don't you want
to go back to America? - Journey for Margaret

Hey, don't you want to go back to America?

It's on occasions like this that I
realize I’m no longer a young man. - Journey for Margaret

It's on occasions like this that I realize I’m no longe...

My poor baby. - Journey for Margaret

All right.
You're mad now... - Journey for Margaret

All right. You're mad now...

Is it the truth you'll bring us back? - Journey for Margaret

Is it the truth you'll bring us back?

Cablegram
for you, sir. - Journey for Margaret

Cablegram for you, sir.

Oh... - Journey for Margaret

The first thing that went through
my poor empty brain was just, - Journey for Margaret

The first thing that went through my poor empty brain was ju...

Oh so sorry - Journey for Margaret

I want to sit
on your knee. - Journey for Margaret

I want to sit on your knee.

Oh, hello,
Mr. Davis. - Journey for Margaret

Oh, hello, Mr. Davis.

Are you all right,
Margaret? - Journey for Margaret

Are you all right, Margaret?

What are you, Davis,
a man or a punching bag? - Journey for Margaret

What are you, Davis, a man or a punching bag?

Now, you listen to me,
Margaret. - Journey for Margaret

Now, you listen to me, Margaret.

Where are
you going?! - Journey for Margaret

Where are you going?!

Aah! - Journey for Margaret

Daddy, I want to run
in the field. - Journey for Margaret

Daddy, I want to run in the field.

I have something for you - Journey for Margaret

I have something for you

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1940. For the better part of the war thus far, New York news correspondent John Davis and his wife Nora Davis have been in the hot spots of western Europe, including Rotterdam and much of France, which has just fallen to the Nazis...

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Director: W.S. Van Dyke, Herbert Kline

Writer: David Hertz, William Ludwig, William L. White

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Genre: drama, war

Year: 1942

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.2

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 01 Dec 1942

Awards: 4 wins

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