I’ll Turn to You

Date: 1946
Director: Geoffrey Faithfull
Production Company: Butcher's Film Service

Stars: Terry Randall, Don Stannard, Roger Meredith, Harry Welchman, Ann Codrington, Ellis Irving, Irene Handl
Location(s): Surrey (Studio)

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Storyline:

A soldier and his wife have to adjust to life at home when he returns from the war.

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Screen captures by Phil Wilkinson

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Henry Browning (Ellis Irving) and Aileen Meredith (Terry Randall) discuss the lack of locations in this production.

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Roger Meredith looks over roof tops from the window of the family’s lodgings. This still occupies a few frames and, except for a couple of close shots featuring trains and a plane, is the closest the film gets to a location.