De la coupe aux lèvres (1949)
Les frères Dai et Twn sont deux jeunes gallois qui remportent un voyage à Londres pour voir un match de rugby opposant le Pays de Galles à l'Angleterre. En arrivant dans la grande ville, ils sont vite séparés et se perdent. Mais en se cherchant, les deux jeunes hommes se laissent prendre par les nombreuses tentations de la ville comme les femmes, l'alcool, les promesses de gloire...
Directeur:
Charles Frend
écrivains:
Charles Frend, Richard Hughes, Leslie Norman.
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Donald Houston as David "Dai Number 9" Jones |
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Meredith Edwards as Thomas 'Twm' Jones |
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Moira Lister as Jo |
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Alec Guinness as Whimple |
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Hugh Griffith as Huw Price |
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Joyce Grenfell as Mrs Pargiter |
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Clive Morton as Editor |
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Leslie Perrins as Burney |
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Edward Rigby as Beefeater |
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Mackenzie Ward as Photographer |
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Julie Milton as Bronwen |
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Peter Edwards as Davies Manager |
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Dorothy Bramhall as Jane |
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Andrew Leigh as Pawnbroker |
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Desmond Walter-Ellis as Station Announcer |
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Meadows White as Guv'nor |
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Gabrielle Brune as The Crooner |
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Ronnie Harries as Dan |
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Dudley Jones as Bleddyn |
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Diana Hope as A Customer |
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David Davies as The Burly Stranger |
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Tom Jones as Elderly Miner |
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Richard Littledale as Cinema Manager |
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Richard Davies as Rugby Fan (uncredited) |
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Patric Doonan as Conductor (uncredited) |
| Directing | Charles Frend | Director |
| Sound | Ernest Irving | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Michael Truman | Editor |
| Art | William Kellner | Art Direction |
| Writing | Charles Frend | Screenplay |
| Writing | Richard Hughes | Screenplay |
| Writing | Leslie Norman | Screenplay |
| Writing | Clifford Evans | Screenstory |
| Production | Michael Balcon | Producer |
| Camera | Douglas Slocombe | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Anthony Mendleson | Costume Design |
| Directing | Norman Priggen | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Christopher Barry | Third Assistant Director |
