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The Captive Heart

In 1940, a concentration camp escapee assumes the identity of a dead British officer, only to become a prisoner of war.

Director

Basil Dearden

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Ealing Studios

Awards

1 nomination

Capt. Karel Hasek

Michael Redgrave

Celia Mitchell

Mr. Mowbray

Frederick Leister

Pte. Evans

Mrs. Evans

Cpl. Horsfall

Mrs. Horsfall

Doctor

Lieut. Lennox

Mrs. Lennox

Elspeth McDougall

Margot Fitzsimons

Mr. McDougall

Lieut. Harley

Caroline Harley

Beryl Curtiss

Lt. Cdr. Robert Marsden R.N.V.R.

Major Ossy Dalrymple

Capt. Jim Grayson

Pte. Mathews

Capt. Thurston R.A.M.C.

Padre

Forster

Camp Kommandant

Friedrich Richter

German M.O.

Frederick Schiller

Janet

Desmond

David Wallbridge

Official

Officer Interviewing Capt. Hasek

Girl

POW in Top Bunk

Bit Part

Sergeant

Repatriation Official

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Beer isn't what it used to be - The Captive Heart

Beer isn't what it used to be

It's a shame we got to close the business - The Captive Heart

It's a shame we got to close the business

You've only 48 hours
before you go to France. - The Captive Heart

You've only 48 hours before you go to France.

And don't forget to write, David. - The Captive Heart

And don't forget to write, David.

What's he talking about?. - The Captive Heart

What's he talking about?.

He says the officers must be
separated from the men. - The Captive Heart

He says the officers must be separated from the men.

He says they may stay with us
till we reach the camp. - The Captive Heart

He says they may stay with us till we reach the camp.

March to attention - The Captive Heart

March to attention

Hello, Mummy! - The Captive Heart

Well?. - The Captive Heart

How do you spell sufficient - The Captive Heart

How do you spell sufficient

Knock it sonny I was swinging a rifle - The Captive Heart

Knock it sonny I was swinging a rifle

I wonder how Jane's getting on these days - The Captive Heart

I wonder how Jane's getting on these days

And all I have to do is stow away in one of them garbage bins - The Captive Heart

And all I have to do is stow away in one of them garbage...

I'm sorry. - The Captive Heart

Last Christmas I had my first concert - The Captive Heart

Last Christmas I had my first concert

Not ever - The Captive Heart

All right. - The Captive Heart

They've come!
Hundreds and hundreds of 'em! - The Captive Heart

They've come! Hundreds and hundreds of 'em!

The Red Cross parcels
are here! - The Captive Heart

The Red Cross parcels are here!

What wouldn't I give to see
Queen's Park play Rangers this year. - The Captive Heart

What wouldn't I give to see Queen's Park play Rang...

Achtung! Achtung! - The Captive Heart

Achtung! Achtung!

I can't see much point in this, - The Captive Heart

I can't see much point in this,

I've had a letter - The Captive Heart

I've had a letter

Our third winter is approaching - The Captive Heart

Our third winter is approaching

Fortresses. - The Captive Heart

I don't give it more than another year myself - The Captive Heart

I don't give it more than another year myself

My eyes are clear,
I cannot see - The Captive Heart

My eyes are clear, I cannot see

Here come the boys.
Bang on the dot. - The Captive Heart

Here come the boys. Bang on the dot.

Well, they had
better start. - The Captive Heart

Well, they had better start.

Here he is. - The Captive Heart

Good, there's a typewriter. - The Captive Heart

Good, there's a typewriter.

Sing, you so-and-sos, sing! - The Captive Heart

Sing, you so-and-sos, sing!

That'll fool 'em. - The Captive Heart

That'll fool 'em.

What's going on?. - The Captive Heart

What's going on?.

You will all remain here
until the other huts have been checked! - The Captive Heart

You will all remain here until the other huts have been chec...

For the gang's all here - The Captive Heart

For the gang's all here

I'm sorry, madam,
but you can't go in. - The Captive Heart

I'm sorry, madam, but you can't go in.

Excuse me. - The Captive Heart

What's happened to
the iron gate, Mother?. - The Captive Heart

What's happened to the iron gate, Mother?.

Thanks, mate. - The Captive Heart

Hello, Gwyneth. - The Captive Heart

Hello, Gwyneth.

Looks like rain. - The Captive Heart

Looks like rain.

Grandpa. It's
starting to rain. - The Captive Heart

Grandpa. It's starting to rain.

Oh. - The Captive Heart

I allowed myself to dream - The Captive Heart

I allowed myself to dream

Celia, you're wanted
on the telephone. - The Captive Heart

Celia, you're wanted on the telephone.

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In 1940, a concentration camp escapee assumes the identity of a dead British officer, only to become a prisoner of war.

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Director: Basil Dearden

Writer: Angus MacPhail, Guy Morgan, Patrick Kirwan

Production: Ealing Studios

Genre: drama, war

Year: 1946

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.0

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 26 Apr 1947

Awards: 1 nomination

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