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Went the Day Well?

An English village is occupied by disguised German paratroopers as an advance post for a planned invasion.

Director

Alberto Cavalcanti

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$47,214

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Oliver Wilsford

The Vicar

Nora

Mrs. Fraser

Young George

Jim Sturry

Tom Sturry

Peggy

Elizabeth Allan

Ivy

Mrs. Collins

Daisy

Charlie Sims

Cousin Maud

Bill Purvis

Joe Garbett

Johnnie Schofield

Harry Drew

Mrs. Bates

Mrs. Owen

Major Ortler

Lieut. Jung

Sergeant

Soldier

Eric Micklewood

Mrs. Drew

Mrs. Sturry

Kathleen Boutall

German Soldier

Robert Bradford

German Soldier

German Corporal

Bridget

German Soldier

Schmidt

Christopher Lee

BBC Announcer

Robert McDermott

Mrs. Carter

Josephine Middleton

German Soldier

Wyndham Milligan

Johnnie Wade

Harry 'Jack' Brown

Ted Garbett

Anthony Pilbeam

Father Owen

Child

Bob Owen

Dance Band Announcer on Radio

Switchboard operator[seconds]

Robert Brooks Turner

Violet

Postman

June

Axed German Soldier

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The Vicar Axed German Soldier Mrs Fraser Mrs. Collins Ivy Peggy Nora

We'd have laughed if you'd told us
we'd got a real live German - Went the Day Well?

We'd have laughed if you'd told us we'd got a...

Whatever can soldiers be doing in Bramley? - Went the Day Well?

Whatever can soldiers be doing in Bramley?

- Mr Ashton'?
- Yes, my father's in. - Went the Day Well?

- Mr Ashton'? - Yes, my father's in.

What are those colours for? - Went the Day Well?

What are those colours for?

Knocking a child about - Went the Day Well?

Knocking a child about

Oh! The great, big... - Went the Day Well?

Oh! The great, big...

Seven days' leave isn't much, is it? - Went the Day Well?

Seven days' leave isn't much, is it?

- Evening.
- Good evening. - Went the Day Well?

- Evening. - Good evening.

Then he might have been a German for all you could tell - Went the Day Well?

Then he might have been a German for all you could tell

And Wien is the German for Vienna. - Went the Day Well?

And Wien is the German for Vienna.

-It's extraordinary, most extraordinary.
- I felt I had to tell you at once. - Went the Day Well?

-It's extraordinary, most extraordinary. - I felt I had...

Obey my order and you will not be harmed - Went the Day Well?

Obey my order and you will not be harmed

Oh, afternoon. Where's all the others? - Went the Day Well?

Oh, afternoon. Where's all the others?

Do you know what morale is - Went the Day Well?

Do you know what morale is

Perhaps there is. Perhaps there is. - Went the Day Well?

Perhaps there is. Perhaps there is.

# Cherry ripe, cherry ripe
Ripe, ripe, I cry # - Went the Day Well?

# Cherry ripe, cherry ripe Ripe, ripe, I cry #

Oh, I'm so sorry. I do hope you're not hurt. - Went the Day Well?

Oh, I'm so sorry. I do hope you're not hurt.

Identity card, please. - Went the Day Well?

Identity card, please.

Babies on bayonets - Went the Day Well?

Babies on bayonets

Hello, Upton. - Went the Day Well?

Calls herself a lance bombardier, too. - Went the Day Well?

Calls herself a lance bombardier, too.

- Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon. - Went the Day Well?

- Good afternoon. - Good afternoon.

- Frank Leslie.
- Here. - Went the Day Well?

- Frank Leslie. - Here.

Well, chaps. - Went the Day Well?

It's a chance though Come on Charlie - Went the Day Well?

It's a chance though Come on Charlie

Listen, Garbett, we'll cut across
the churchyard to the copse, - Went the Day Well?

Listen, Garbett, we'll cut across the churchyard to the...

Get down! - Went the Day Well?

It's Oliver! - Went the Day Well?

Something that will put a stop to this
once and for all. - Went the Day Well?

Something that will put a stop to this once and for all.

You were warned. - Went the Day Well?

You were warned.

Fancy a nipper at your age
making all that up out of your own 'ead. - Went the Day Well?

Fancy a nipper at your age making all that up out of your ow...

How we goin' to get past them all
and through to Upton to Mr Drew? - Went the Day Well?

How we goin' to get past them all and through to Upton ...

What's that? - Went the Day Well?

The rest of you, stay where you are. - Went the Day Well?

The rest of you, stay where you are.

CORPORAL: Paul! - Went the Day Well?

CORPORAL: Paul!

Now keep still! - Went the Day Well?

Now keep still!

Go on, Tom, go on! - Went the Day Well?

Go on, Tom, go on!

George! - Went the Day Well?

- We got them.
- Good. Good. - Went the Day Well?

- We got them. - Good. Good.

Steady. There's a machine-gun post
down the lane. - Went the Day Well?

Steady. There's a machine-gun post down the lane.

It's locked. - Went the Day Well?

Where's the coffee? - Went the Day Well?

Where's the coffee?

You stay here and keep your eyes skinned. - Went the Day Well?

You stay here and keep your eyes skinned.

TOM: Are there any more of them? - Went the Day Well?

TOM: Are there any more of them?

- Where's Dad?
- He stopped one, I'm afraid. - Went the Day Well?

- Where's Dad? - He stopped one, I'm afraid.

Come on, quickly. - Went the Day Well?

Come on, quickly.

We got through to Upton. - Went the Day Well?

We got through to Upton.

I'm glad that's over. - Went the Day Well?

I'm glad that's over.

Take four men. Corporal, four men. - Went the Day Well?

Take four men. Corporal, four men.

- Here you are.
- Thank you. - Went the Day Well?

- Here you are. - Thank you.

- Is this loaded?
- Yes, think you can handle it? - Went the Day Well?

- Is this loaded? - Yes, think you can handle it?

- Hello, Nora.
- What are you doing? - Went the Day Well?

- Hello, Nora. - What are you doing?

- The fun's starting all right.
- Lie still. - Went the Day Well?

- The fun's starting all right. - Lie still.

Duck, madam, duck! - Went the Day Well?

Duck, madam, duck!

Duck madam duck - Went the Day Well?

Duck madam duck

We ought to keep score - Went the Day Well?

We ought to keep score

- All safe and sound?
- CHILDREN: Yes, thank you, Mrs Fraser. - Went the Day Well?

- All safe and sound? - CHILDREN: Yes, thank you, Mrs Fraser...

- Ivy, give me your rifle.
- I've only two rounds left. - Went the Day Well?

- Ivy, give me your rifle. - I've only two rounds left.

That's the only bit of England they got - Went the Day Well?

That's the only bit of England they got

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An English village is occupied by disguised German paratroopers as an advance post for a planned invasion.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

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

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