A Canterbury Tale (1944)
Released | 1944-08-21 | Drama-Comedy-Mystery-War | 124m | 6.9/10
Erwin Hillier (Director of Photography) | Parry Jones Jr. (Third Assistant Director) | Michael Powell (Producer) | Emeric Pressburger (Producer) | J.H. Kay (Sound Recordist) | Jim Body (Clapper Loader) | Allan Gray (Original Music Composer) | Alan Thorne (Sound Assistant) | Desmond Dew (Sound Recordist) | Alan Whatley (Sound Recordist) | Alfred Junge (Production Design) | Elliot Scott (Draughtsman) | W. Percy Day (Modeling) | Arthur Breton (Wardrobe Designer) | C. C. Stevens (Sound Recordist) | Ernest Gasser (Assistant Makeup Artist) | George Maynard (Production Manager) | Harold Hurdell (Draughtsman) | Miss Johnstone (Set Dresser) | Dorothy Edwards (Wardrobe Designer) | George Blackler (Makeup Artist) | George Paternoster (Boom Operator) | John Seabourne Sr. (Editor) | Hilda Sheardown-Course (Hairstylist) |
Three modern day pilgrims investigate a bizarre crime in a small town on the way to Canterbury.
Eric Portman (Thomas Colpeper, JP) | Sheila Sim (Alison Smith) | Dennis Price (Peter Gibbs) | John Sweet (Bob Johnson) | Charles Hawtrey (Thomas Duckett) | Esmond Knight (Narrator / Seven-Sisters Soldier / Village Idiot) | Hay Petrie (Woodcock) | George Merritt (Ned Horton) | Edward Rigby (Jim Horton) | Freda Jackson (Prudence Honeywood) | Betty Jardine (Fee Baker) | Eliot Makeham (Organist) | Parry Jones Jr. (Arthur) | Beresford Egan (P. C. Ovenden) | Esma Cannon (Agnes) | Anthony Holles (Sergt. Bassett) | Maude Lambert (Miss Grainger) | Wallace Bosco (A. R. P. Worker) | Charles Paton (Ernie Brooks) | Jane Millican (Susanna Foster) | Michael Golden (Sergt. Smale) | John Slater (Sergt. Len) | Graham Moffatt (Sergt. Stuffy) | Judith Furse (Dorothy Bird) | Barbara Waring (Polly Finn) | Jean Shepeard (Gwladys Swinton) | Margaret Scudamore (Mrs Colpeper) | Joss Ambler (Police Inspector) | H.F. Maltby (Mr. Portal) | Eric Maturin (Geoffrey's Father) |