Tomorrow We Live (1943)
Date: 1943
Director: George King
Production Company: British Aviation Pictures
Stars: John Clements, Godfrey Tearle, Greta Gynt, Hugh Sinclair, Yvonne Arnaud
Location(s): Unknown
Region(s): Unidentified
Storyline:
In a small French town, members of the Resistance help a young idealist to escape with vital information that will help the allied war effort.
Additional Information:
Screen capture by Phil Wilkinson
Also known as ‘At Dawn We Die’ (US Title)
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"This is a story of little people - unimportant people, but they are the people of France. It is a true story. It has all happened to them - it might have happened to us."
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Jean Baptiste applies for a job at the shipyard in St. Pierre-le-Port. Likely to be stock footage, this appears to be one of possibly two locations in the production.
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Leaving the church after the funeral service for her father the Mayor, Marie Duchesne (Greta Gynt) passes Jean Baptiste with his head bowed in respect. The stonework looks pretty authentic.