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Just Williams Luck (film)

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Director
  
Val Guest

Duration
  

Language
  
English

7/10
IMDb

Music by
  
Captain Bob Farnon

Genres
  
Comedy, Crime Fiction

Cast
  
William Graham
(William Brown),
Garry Marsh
(Mr. Brown),
Jane Welsh
(Mrs. Mary Brown),
Hugh Cross
(Robert Brown),
Kathleen Stuart
(Ethel Brown),
Muriel Aked
(Emily)

Writer
  
Richmal Crompton
,
Val Guest

Release date
  
17 December 1947 (London) (UK)

Similar movies
  
Related Val Guest movies

Just William's Luck is a 1947 British comedy film directed by Val Guest and starring William Graham, Garry Marsh and Jane Welsh. The film was based on the Just William series of books by Richmal Crompton. Crompton was impressed with the film and wrote a novel Just William's Luck based on the events of the film. The following year a second film William Comes to Town was made.

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Plot

William and his gang, "The Outlaws" investigate a haunted house.

Cast

  • William Graham - William Brown
  • Garry Marsh - Mr. Brown
  • Jane Welsh - Mrs. Brown
  • Hugh Cross - Robert Brown
  • Kathleen Stuart - Ethel Brown
  • Leslie Bradley - The Boss
  • A. E. Matthews - The Tramp
  • Muriel Aked - Emily, the Maid
  • Brian Roper - Ginger
  • Brian Weske - Henry
  • Audrey Manning - Violet Elizabeth
  • Hy Hazell - Gloria Gail
  • Patricia Cutts - Gloria's Secretary
  • James Crabbe - Douglas
  • Michael Balfour - Jenks
  • Ivan Hyde - Glazier
  • Joan Hickson - Hubert's Mother
  • John Powe - Policeman
  • Anne Marie - Masseur
  • Leslie Hazell - Hubert's Gang
  • Peter David - Hubert's Gang
  • John O'Hara - Hubert's Gang
  • Michael Medwin - The Boss's Gang
  • John Martell - Johnnie
  • Ivan Craig - The Boss's Gang
  • Critical reception

    Radio Times wrote, "while William Graham captures something of the scruffy boisterousness of Richmal Crompton's timeless comic creation, director Val Guest's screenplay smoothes away the rougher edges to produce a sanitised tale of childhood mayhem, suitable for young eyes. The same paternalism dogged the sequel, William at the Circus"; while Sky Movies wrote, "it's a lively romp with a jolly knockabout climax in a house that William and his gang of `outlaws' are trying to haunt."

    References

    Just William's Luck (film) Wikipedia
    Just Williams Luck (film) IMDb Just Williams Luck (film) themoviedb.org