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Mrs. Miniver
Mrs. Miniver

Mrs. Miniver

"Mrs. Miniver" is more than a picture... It's dramatic. It's tender. It's human. It's real.

Genres

DramaRomanceWar

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Middle-class housewife Kay Miniver deals with petty problems. She and her husband Clem watch her Oxford-educated son Vin court Carol Beldon, the charming granddaughter of the local nobility as represented by Lady Beldon. Then the war comes and Vin joins the RAF.

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Budget

$1344000

Revenue

$13500000

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

134 mins

Rating

7.1/10

Release Date

03 July 1942

Country

United States of America

Cast

Greer Garson

Greer Garson

Mrs. Miniver

Walter Pidgeon

Walter Pidgeon

Clem Miniver

Teresa Wright

Teresa Wright

Carol Beldon

May Whitty

May Whitty

Lady Beldon

Reginald Owen

Reginald Owen

Foley

Henry Travers

Henry Travers

Mr. Ballard

Richard Ney

Richard Ney

Vin Miniver

Henry Wilcoxon

Henry Wilcoxon

Vicar

Christopher Severn

Christopher Severn

Toby Miniver

Brenda Forbes

Brenda Forbes

Gladys

Clare Sandars

Clare Sandars

Judy Miniver

Marie De Becker

Marie De Becker

Ada

Helmut Dantine

Helmut Dantine

German Flyer

John Abbott

John Abbott

Fred

Connie Leon

Connie Leon

Simpson

Rhys Williams

Rhys Williams

Horace

Tom Conway

Tom Conway

Man (uncredited)

Gibson Gowland

Gibson Gowland

Man on Boat (uncredited)

Peter Lawford

Peter Lawford

Pilot (uncredited)

John Burton

John Burton

Halliday (uncredited)

Colin Kenny

Colin Kenny

Policeman (uncredited)

William Ripley Dorr

William Ripley Dorr

Choir (uncredited)

Harry Allen

Harry Allen

William (uncredited)

Frank Atkinson

Frank Atkinson

Man in Tavern (uncredited)

Sybil Bacon

Sybil Bacon

Contestant (uncredited)

Frank Baker

Frank Baker

Policeman (uncredited)

Virginia Bassett

Virginia Bassett

Glee Club Member (uncredited)

Louise Bates

Louise Bates

Miniver Guest (uncredited)

Guy Bellis

Guy Bellis

Barman (uncredited)

Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett

Milkman (uncredited)

Florence Benson

Florence Benson

Contestant (uncredited)

Art Berry Sr.

Art Berry Sr.

Man in Store (uncredited)

Billy Bevan

Billy Bevan

Bus Conductor (uncredited)

Ted Billings

Ted Billings

Man in Tavern (uncredited)

Walter Byron

Walter Byron

Man in Tavern (uncredited)

Colin Campbell

Colin Campbell

Bickles (uncredited)

Leonard Carey

Leonard Carey

Chandler (uncredited)

Aileen Carlyle

Aileen Carlyle

Glee Club Member (uncredited)

Herbert Clifton

Herbert Clifton

Doctor (uncredited)

David Clyde

David Clyde

Carruthers (uncredited)

Edward Cooper

Edward Cooper

Waiter (uncredited)

Jules Cowles

Jules Cowles

Man at Flower Show (uncredited)

Alec Craig

Alec Craig

Joe (uncredited)

Sidney D'Albrook

Sidney D'Albrook

Man in Store (uncredited)

Joan Delmer

Joan Delmer

Little Girl (in publicity photos) (uncredited)

David Dunbar

David Dunbar

Man in Store (uncredited)

Billy Engle

Billy Engle

Townsman (uncredited)

Herbert Evans

Herbert Evans

Glee Club Member (uncredited)

Mary Field

Mary Field

Miss Spriggins (uncredited)

E.L. Fisher-Smith

E.L. Fisher-Smith

Policeman (uncredited)

Leslie Francis

Leslie Francis

Doctor (uncredited)

Sidney Franklin

Sidney Franklin

Man at Flower Show (uncredited)

Douglas Gordon

Douglas Gordon

Porter (uncredited)

Hugh Greenwood

Hugh Greenwood

Contestant (uncredited)

Bobby Hale

Bobby Hale

Old Man (uncredited)

Eddie Hall

Eddie Hall

RAF Flyer Running Out the Door (uncredited)

Forrester Harvey

Forrester Harvey

Mr. Huggins (uncredited)

Billy Horn

Billy Horn

Boy (uncredited)

Harold Howard

Harold Howard

Judge (uncredited)

Charles Irwin

Charles Irwin

Mac (uncredited)

Henry King

Henry King

Man in Tavern (uncredited)

Eric Lonsdale

Eric Lonsdale

Marston (uncredited)

Thomas Louden

Thomas Louden

Mr. Verger (uncredited)

Miles Mander

Miles Mander

German Agent on Radio (voice) (uncredited)

Stanley Mann

Stanley Mann

Workman (uncredited)

Aubrey Mather

Aubrey Mather

George (uncredited)

Dan Maxwell

Dan Maxwell

Man in Tavern (uncredited)

Dickie Meyers

Dickie Meyers

Boy (uncredited)

Alice Mock

Alice Mock

Lady Passenger (uncredited)

Eula Morgan

Eula Morgan

Glee Club Member (uncredited)

Ottola Nesmith

Ottola Nesmith

Saleslady (uncredited)

Gil Perkins

Gil Perkins

Man in Tavern (uncredited)

John Power

John Power

Man in Tavern (uncredited)

Charles Ray

Charles Ray

Man getting on Bus (uncredited)

Clara Reid

Clara Reid

Mrs. Huggins (uncredited)

Paul Scardon

Paul Scardon

Nobby (uncredited)

Leslie Sketchley

Leslie Sketchley

Policeman (uncredited)

Gerald Oliver Smith

Gerald Oliver Smith

Car Dealer (uncredited)

Vernon Steele

Vernon Steele

Glee Club Member (uncredited)

David Thursby

David Thursby

Farmer (uncredited)

Tommy Tucker

Tommy Tucker

Boy (uncredited)

Leslie Vincent

Leslie Vincent

Carol's First Dancing Partner (uncredited)

Kitty Watson

Kitty Watson

Contestant (uncredited)

Ben Webster

Ben Webster

Ginger (uncredited)

Tudor Williams

Tudor Williams

Glee Club Member (uncredited)

Arthur Wimperis

Arthur Wimperis

Sir Henry (uncredited)

Marek Windheim

Marek Windheim

Glee Club Member (uncredited)

Florence Wix

Florence Wix

Woman with Dog (uncredited)

Ian Wolfe

Ian Wolfe

Dentist (uncredited)

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