
The Shipbuilders
Drama
A generation of shipbuilders is nearly wiped out by the Great Depression, but a second Great War gets them back to work.
Director
John Baxter
Writers
Gordon Wellesley, George Blake, Stephen Potter
Stars
Clive Brook, Morland Graham, Nell Ballantyne
Release Date
May 15, 1944
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom
π¬ 5
Reviews
π Top Cast

Clive Brook
as Leslie Pagan
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Morland Graham
as Danny Shields
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Nell Ballantyne
as Mrs. Shields

Finlay Currie
as McWain
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Maudie Edwards
as Lizzie
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Geoffrey Hibbert
as Peter Shields

Allan Jeayes
as Ralph

Moira Lister
as Rita

Frederick Leister
as Mr. Villier

Gus McNaughton
as Jim
π¬ Technical Specs
Aspect Ratio
1.37 : 1
Color
Black and White
Filming Location
National Studios, Elstree, Hertfordshire, England, UK
Production
British National Films
π·οΈ Keywords
remakebased on novel
π― Categories
Drama
β Featured Review
The Shipbuilders review
"Clive Brook headlines this rather dry wartime flagwaver, but Morland Graham probably bags mores screen time as a modest riveter whose unwavering faith in the shipbuilding industry helps him overcome numerous domestic difficulties. The first two-thirds of the film feels like filler for the final third, which rams home the importance of shipbuilding to national defence with stern speeches from Brook and a ceaseless wave of montage sequences...."
π‘ Did You Know?
First film of Moira Lister (as Moire Lister).
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π Synopsis
A generation of shipbuilders is nearly wiped out by the Great Depression, but a second Great War gets them back to work.





