Director: Carol Reed
Release Date: January 1938
Kinematograph Weekly, 30 September 1937, recorded that ‘Exteriors have already been shot by director Carol Reid’ [sic] with his cameraman Arthur Crabtree.
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Waterloo Station presumably on a bank holiday weekend.
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Waterloo Station with elements of the Union Jack Club, on the east side of Waterloo Road, in the background.
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Unidentified. Perhaps a real hospital but with a phony sign.
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Unidentified. The one location scene with actors which could be anywhere. Rene Ray and Merle Tottenham feature near the bottom of the escalator with Hugh Williams immediately in front of them.
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A woman and Williams obscure the view of Ray and Tottenham at the top of the escalator before the actions cuts to a massive studio set depicting Waterloo Station.
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A train departs from Waterloo Station for the bank holiday weekend.
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Unidentified. Presented as view from a balcony of the hospital in No. 3. Over the doorway, by the white lamp, it reads 'Cecil House.'
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It's probably a double for John Lodge who crosses Threadneedle Street, while recalling his recently deceased wife. The Bank of England to the left and the Royal Exchange to the right.
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The character played by Lodge stares at this building, 82 Lombard Street, when recalling his deceased wife.
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Lodge's character crossing The Mall, with Admiralty Arch in the background, once again recalling an occasion with his wife.