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Random Harvest

An amnesiac World War I veteran falls in love with a music hall star, only to suffer an accident which restores his original memories but erases his post-war life.

Director

Mervyn LeRoy

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Awards

Nominated for 7 Oscars. 3 wins & 8 nominations total

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Charles Rainier

Paula

Dr. Jonathan Benet

Kitty

Dr. Sims

'Biffer'

Harrison

Bramwell Fletcher

Sam

Tobacconist

Sheldon

Mrs. Deventer

Margaret Wycherly

Chetwynd

Arthur Margetson

George

Melville Cooper

Julian

Lydia

Jill

Bridget

Julia

Henry Chilcet

David Cavendish

The Vicar

Ivan F. Simpson

Vicar's Wife

Marie De Becker

Mr. Lloyd

Charles Waldron

Mrs. Lloyd

Elisabeth Risdon

Businessman

Clerk

Bartender

Businessman

Man Outside Asylum

Porter

Charles Bennett

Workman

Miss Barnes

Policeman

Matthew Boulton

Pearson

Church Singers

St. Luke's Episcopal Church Choristers

Jones

Lodgekeeper at Random Hall

Waiter

Comedian

Mrs. Sims

Workman

Sidney D'Albrook

Heavy Man

Milk Deliveryman

Harold De Becker

Ella - Charwoman

Helena Phillips Evans

Member of House of Commons

Man who yells 'Look out!'

Workman

Prime Minister

Edward Fielding

Minor Role

Leatrice Joy Gilbert

Attendant

Arthur Gould-Porter

Workman

Sir John

Member of House of Commons

Ballet

Winifred Harris

Workman

Cabby

Forrester Harvey

Member of House of Commons

Member of House of Commons

Ernest Hilliard

Narrator

Commissionaire

Keith Hitchcock

Workman

Waitress

Party Whip

Workman

Workman

Newsboy on Sidewalk

Workman

Conductor

Soldier

Undetermined Role

Gwendolyn Logan

Workman

Workman

Beddoes

Liverpool Policeman

Wife

Workman

Old Man Witnessing Accident

Workman

Nurse

Hospital Attendant

Paula's Nurse

Hilda Plowright

Workman

Albert

Clifford Severn

Badgeley - Melbridge Works

Julia's Husband

C. Montague Shaw

Judge

Reginald Sheffield

Cockney Workman

Liverpool Chemist

Workman

Leslie Sketchley

Traumatized Patient #2

Attendant

Robert R. Stephenson

2nd Liverpool Cabby

Call Boy

Asylum Guard

Workman

Sheila

Minor Role

Elizabeth Williams

Member of House of Commons

Registrar of Births

Margaret's Lawyer

Frederick Worlock

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Explore 69 Clips

Paula Clerk Dr. Jonathan Benet

Our story takes you down
this shadowed path - Random Harvest

Our story takes you down this shadowed path

Sit down, old man. - Random Harvest

Sit down, old man.

Lloyd. - Random Harvest

- He's not your son then?
- No. - Random Harvest

- He's not your son then? - No.

I told you, my boy.
Not to count on it. - Random Harvest

I told you, my boy. Not to count on it.

Out in this weather, Major? - Random Harvest

Out in this weather, Major?

I'm alright, thank you. - Random Harvest

I'm alright, thank you.

Well. - Random Harvest

Female 1 'You are from the asylum aren't you ' - Random Harvest

Female 1 'You are from the asylum aren't you...

I don't even know who I am - Random Harvest

I don't even know who I am

Well Smithy you're ruining my makeup - Random Harvest

Well Smithy you're ruining my makeup

Sure?
Your head seems awfully hot. - Random Harvest

Sure? Your head seems awfully hot.

I knew the minute I seen him,
he had the flu. - Random Harvest

I knew the minute I seen him, he had the flu.

Biffer, there's something
I ought to tell you. - Random Harvest

Biffer, there's something I ought to tell you.

I'm alright - Random Harvest

I.. - Random Harvest

Come on, Smithy.
Get your coat on. - Random Harvest

Come on, Smithy. Get your coat on.

Smithy. I've gotta see Biffer.
Go there, and don't be seen. - Random Harvest

Smithy. I've gotta see Biffer. Go there, and don't...

Biffer, here's the money
for my bill. - Random Harvest

Biffer, here's the money for my bill.

Smithy, what have you done?
He tried to stop you? - Random Harvest

Smithy, what have you done? He tried to stop you?

That was bad luck,
the stationmaster - Random Harvest

That was bad luck, the stationmaster

It's the end of the world. - Random Harvest

It's the end of the world.

If I were you,
I'd open it. - Random Harvest

If I were you, I'd open it.

It's a lot of nerve that - Random Harvest

It's a lot of nerve that

Hmm, I'm hungry. - Random Harvest

Hmm, I'm hungry.

Smithy do I always have to take the initiative - Random Harvest

Smithy do I always have to take the initiative

- 'Goodbye.'
- Goodbye, Doc. - Random Harvest

- 'Goodbye.' - Goodbye, Doc.

I must oil that hinge. - Random Harvest

I must oil that hinge.

It's alright, Smith.
She's out of danger now. - Random Harvest

It's alright, Smith. She's out of danger now.

Writer In a small way of course - Random Harvest

Writer In a small way of course

But you're gonna form only a very inadequate picture of him - Random Harvest

But you're gonna form only a very inadequate picture of...

Hey, nurse! - Random Harvest

- Did I wake him?
- No. - Random Harvest

- Did I wake him? - No.

I'm Mrs. Smith.
Do you remember me? - Random Harvest

I'm Mrs. Smith. Do you remember me?

Good bye, young fella. - Random Harvest

Good bye, young fella.

Can you tell me, where's
The Mercury office? - Random Harvest

Can you tell me, where's The Mercury office?

'Paper! Get your paper!
Paper, sir?' - Random Harvest

'Paper! Get your paper! Paper, sir?'

'He'll be alright.' - Random Harvest

'He'll be alright.'

Charles thinking 1920 three years gone Three years - Random Harvest

Charles thinking 1920 three years gone Three years

Mr. Sheldon, I'm sorry
to wake you - Random Harvest

Mr. Sheldon, I'm sorry to wake you

Dear Uncle Charles..
Or Dear Charles? - Random Harvest

Dear Uncle Charles.. Or Dear Charles?

Miss Hanson 'Yes Mr Rainier ' - Random Harvest

Miss Hanson 'Yes Mr Rainier '

Yes? - Random Harvest

Bring me the Melbridge
Cable Company report, Sheila. - Random Harvest

Bring me the Melbridge Cable Company report, Sheila.

He'd resent me He'd accept me - Random Harvest

He'd resent me He'd accept me

Thank you for the hope - Random Harvest

Thank you for the hope

Hello, you two,
I wish you'd remember - Random Harvest

Hello, you two, I wish you'd remember

That's nice. - Random Harvest

Yes, that's it. - Random Harvest

Yes, that's it.

Sometimes - Random Harvest

You don't have
to say anything. - Random Harvest

You don't have to say anything.

You and I are in the same boat Miss Hanson - Random Harvest

You and I are in the same boat Miss Hanson

John, don't be
against it. - Random Harvest

John, don't be against it.

Isn't that Mrs. Rainier, who
gives those political dinners? - Random Harvest

Isn't that Mrs. Rainier, who gives those political dinn...

Pity there's no son
to inherit the title. - Random Harvest

Pity there's no son to inherit the title.

Well, it's really amazing.
She's got him to dance. - Random Harvest

Well, it's really amazing. She's got him to dance.

All my gratitude
goes with this, Margaret. - Random Harvest

All my gratitude goes with this, Margaret.

Margaret, I'm afraid
I said something to hurt you. - Random Harvest

Margaret, I'm afraid I said something to hurt you.

Isn't there something morbid - Random Harvest

Isn't there something morbid

You're going
to the house? - Random Harvest

You're going to the house?

This strike, sir,
it's pretty serious. - Random Harvest

This strike, sir, it's pretty serious.

'It's alright, men.
We've got our terms.' - Random Harvest

'It's alright, men. We've got our terms.'...

Thanks to one man,
Sir Charles Rainier. - Random Harvest

Thanks to one man, Sir Charles Rainier.

¶ For he's a jolly good fellow - Random Harvest

¶ For he's a jolly good fellow

First back streets
we came through. - Random Harvest

First back streets we came through.

Well, we mustn't lose our train.
We better go. - Random Harvest

Well, we mustn't lose our train. We better go.

Well. - Random Harvest

Here you are, sir. - Random Harvest

Here you are, sir.

Did you say a gentleman
was asking for Mrs. Deventer? - Random Harvest

Did you say a gentleman was asking for Mrs. Deventer?

Random Harvest poster

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An amnesiac World War I veteran falls in love with a music hall star, only to suffer an accident which restores his original memories but erases his post-war life.

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Director: Mervyn LeRoy

Writer: Claudine West, George Froeschel, Arthur Wimperis

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1942

MetaScore: 62/100

ImdbRating: 7.9

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 31 Aug 1943

Awards: Nominated for 7 Oscars. 3 wins & 8 nominations total

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Also watch: Strange Cargo, Blossoms in the Dust, Best F, Best of Enemies, Pride and Prejudice, The Public Enemy, D A R Y L, The Poseidon Adventure, Thelma, Goal II: Living the Dream, Puppet Master, Sweet Smell of Success, Shadows and Fog