Great Day

Great Day

You've seen such girls in this town

Director: Lance Comfort

Producer: Victor Hanbury

An impending V.I.P. visit causes bustle in an English village, while the Ellis family struggles with private problems.

80 min Rating: 7.3/10 Released

Top Cast

Eric Portman
Eric Portman
Capt. John Ellis
Flora Robson
Flora Robson
Mrs. Liz Ellis
Sheila Sim
Sheila Sim
Margaret Ellis
Isabel Jeans
Isabel Jeans
Lady Mott
Philip Friend
Philip Friend
Geoffrey Winthrop

Movie Info

Director: Lance Comfort

Producer: Victor Hanbury

Production Companies: Victor Hanbury Productions, RKO Radio British Productions, RKO Radio Pictures

Countries: United Kingdom

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CinemaSerf: Ostensibly, this is just a wartime morale-booster as a group of ladies in a small English hamlet are told of the impending visit of a VIP. With just 24 hours before her arrival, they must spruce up their village and put together some exhibits to demonstrate to their visitor. It's not just about the visit, however - that serves as a lens through which we have a look at a couple of more interesting sub-plots that deal with the lives of the non-military "combatants" of WWII - notably a rather sad scenario with Flora Robson and her husband Eric Porter in which he struggles to feel valued and relevant, and another with their daughter (Sheila Sim) and her marriage opportunities. It's not a perfect film, by any means, but Portman and Robson offer up good performances of what passed for normality during the war for so many people still at home, and though maybe it's a bit slow, it's still a characterful observation well worth a watch.