My Brother Jonathan

My Brother Jonathan (1948)

Drama

Jonathan Dakers' early ambition was to become a great surgeon and to marry Edie Martyn. But, on the death of his father, he is obliged to start work as a partner in a poor general practice in the Black Country. Edie falls in love with Jonathan's brother, Harold, who is killed in the Great War, and Jonathan marries her as planned. It is only afterwards that he realises he now loves another.

Director: Harold French
Writers: Adrian Alington, Leslie Landau.

Casts

	Michael Denison as Jonathan Dakers
	Dulcie Gray as Rachel Hammond
	Ronald Howard as Harold Dakers
	Stephen Murray as Dr. Craig
	Mary Clare as Mrs. Dakers
	Finlay Currie as Dr. Hammond
	Beatrice Campbell as Edie Martyn
	James Robertson Justice as Eugene Dakers
	James Hayter as Tom Morse
	Jessica Spencer as Connie
	Stuart Lindsell as Mr. Martyn
	Avice Landone as Mrs. Martyn
	Wylie Watson as Bagley
	Josephine Stuart as Lily
	Fred Groves as Lisha Hodgkiss
	Beatrice Varley as Mrs. Hodgkiss
	Felix Deebank as Alec Martyn
	Eric Messiter as Surgeon Moore
	Paul Farrell as Dr. Lucas
	Jack Melford as Dr. Martock
	David Ward as Dr. Frampton
	John Salew as Wilburn
	Peter Hobbes as Dr. Monaghan
	Kathleen Boutall as Mrs. Gaige
	Wilfrid Hyde-White as Mr. Gaige
	George Woodbridge as Stevens
	Leslie Weston as Wheeler
	Merle Tottenham as Alice Rudge
	Grace Denbigh Russell as The Matron
	Howard Douglas as Bailiff
	Derek Farge as Edward Willis
	Eunice Gayson as Young Girl
	Nora Gordon as Mrs. Stevens
	Cameron Hall as Joseph the Porter
	Kathleen Heath as Barmaid
	Paul Blake as Edward Smith Watson
	Thora Hird as Ada
	Maurice Jones as Foundry Foreman
	Vi Kaley as Old Crone
	Fred Kitchen as Tyldesley
	Daniel King as Rev. Perry
	Ruth Lodge as Mrs. Craig
	Johnnie Schofield as Trade Union Man
	Jane Shirley as Maid
	Wendy Thompson as Nurse
	Elsie Wagstaff as Factory Worker
	Hazel Adair as Mary
	Ernest Borrow as Butler
	Ernest Butcher as Porter
	Ray Cooney as Ralph Hingston
	Basil Cunard as Police Sergeant
	Andreas Malandrinos as French Postman
	Beatrice Marsden as Mary, 1946
	Elizabeth Maude as Mrs. Bagley
	Janet Morrison as Sister Cronshaw
	Sydney Moncton as Dancer at Martyn's Party
	Arthur Young as Sir Joseph Higgins
	Pete Murray as Tony Dakers
	Hilda Bayley as Mrs. Perry
	Grace Arnold as Woman in Court
	Paul Sheridan as French Guest at Hotel Cecil
	Desmond Newling as Young Jonathan
	Hilary Pritchard as Bailiff

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