"Went the Day Well?" quotes

Went the Day Well? poster
An English village is occupied by disguised German paratroopers as an advance post for a planned invasion.

Director: Alberto Cavalcanti
Writer: Graham Greene, John Dighton, Diana Morgan
Production: N/A
Genre: thriller, war
Year: 1942
MetaScore: N/A/100
ImdbRating: 7.5
BoxOffice: $47,214
Released: 28 Jun 1944
Awards: N/A

9 Clips

Duck madam duck - Went the Day Well? 00:05 Duck madam duck Knocking a child about - Went the Day Well? 00:12 Knocking a child about Then he might have been a German for all you could tell - Went the Day Well? 00:18 Then he might have been a German for all you could tell We ought to keep score - Went the Day Well? 00:17 We ought to keep score Do you know what morale is - Went the Day Well? 00:05 Do you know what morale is That's the only bit of England they got - Went the Day Well? 00:05 That's the only bit of England they got Babies on bayonets - Went the Day Well? 00:05 Babies on bayonets Obey my order and you will not be harmed - Went the Day Well? 00:32 Obey my order and you will not be harmed It's a chance though Come on Charlie - Went the Day Well? 00:14 It's a chance though Come on Charlie

Cast

Oliver Wilsford - Leslie Banks
The Vicar - C.V. France
Nora - Valerie Taylor
Mrs. Fraser - Marie Lohr
Young George - Harry Fowler
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