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The White Cliffs of Dover

The White Cliffs of Dover

★ 7.01944Movie2 h 6 mUnited States
DramaRomanceWar

Susan travels with her father to England for a vacation. Invited to a ball, Susan meets Sir John Ashwood and marries him after a whirlwind romance. However, American Susan never quite adjusts to life as a new member of the British gentry.

1997 people rated
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The White Cliffs of Dover

1944

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2 h 6 m

United States

Drama

Romance

War

Susan travels with her father to England for a vacation. Invited to a ball, Susan meets Sir John Ashwood and marries him after a whirlwind romance. However, American Susan never quite adjusts to life as a new member of the British gentry.
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Irene Dunne
Susan Ashwood
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Alan Marshal
Sir John Ashwood
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Roddy McDowall
John Ashwood II as a Boy
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Frank Morgan
Hiram Porter Dunn
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Van Johnson
Sam Bennett
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C. Aubrey Smith
Colonel Walter Forsythe
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May Whitty
Nanny
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Gladys Cooper
Lady Jean Ashwood
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Peter Lawford
John Ashwood II as a Young Man
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John Warburton
Reggie Ashwood
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Jill Esmond
Rosamund
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Brenda Forbes
Gwennie
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Norma Varden
Mrs. Bland
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Harry Allen
English Cabbie
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Wilson Benge
Chauffeur
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Matthew Boulton
Immigration Officer
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Edmund Breon
Major Rupert Bancroft
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Clifford Brooke
Indian Major in Boardinghouse

User Review

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Marvin Ataíde

18/11/2022 08:17
Trailer—The White Cliffs of Dover
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Lintle Mosola

16/11/2022 02:00
I only had one thing to add to the other reviews. But first I'll note that this is one of those "Golden Age" movies where every member of the cast is a pro. What a great scene between C. Aubrey Smith and Frank Morgan, both extolling the virtues of their own countries to the other's detriment (England v. USA). And the star of the movie is the great, under-rated Irene Dunne. But, if for no other reason, you should see this movie just to hear our (America's) national anthem, played in a context that will absolutely make you cry. It rivals the "Marseillaise" performance in "Casablanca" for bringing a lump to your throat -- only this time, it is not a gesture of defiance, but of gratitude.
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BigZulu_SA

16/11/2022 02:00
Well, I had a good attitude going in since I like a number of the cast members, beginning with Irene Dunne. However, one viewing was enough because (1) this is a woman's movie; (2) there are way too many "darlings" spoken in the dialog; and (3) the film is just a bit too boring in too many spots. There are some good points to this movie. The story is involving and a tragic one that tugs on your heartstrings. Dunne's character,Susan Dunn Ashwood," is American. She marries an Englishman "Sir John Ashwood" (Alan Marshall) who dies in World War I. She raises their son "John, Jr." (Roddy McDowell, as young boy, and then Peter Lawford as an adult). He dies in the end, too, so you see there is a lot of sadness in this story. I appreciated the nice photography in here, too, and Dunne's role as a patriotic American who sticks up for her country on a foreign soil most of her life. This is one of those rare films that seem better afterward that when you are watching it!
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Mr AMT

16/11/2022 02:00
This was an incredible War movie which spanned WWI and WWII. It was a romance/drama. Irene Dunne is the female lead who falls in love with and marries a man who soon goes off to fight in France during World War I. He dies and she had his child, a boy. The boy grows to manhood and is played by Peter Lawford. As the movie ends, Dunne is seeing her son, Lawford go off to fight in WWII. You can see the pain and the pride in Dunne's eyes. It was a fabulous movie. It dramatizes the great sacrifices made by the British in both World Wars. Britain lost so many of her sons in WWI, I believe the stats were approximately 50% of men between the ages of 18 and 45. The movies points up the fact that the loses, pain and suffering of the English were about to be revisited in WWII. I can appreciate this and other war movies as I am the mother of a Marine who is about to be sent to Iraq.
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User Review

author avatar

Marvin Ataíde

18/11/2022 08:17
Trailer—The White Cliffs of Dover
author avatar

Lintle Mosola

16/11/2022 02:00
I only had one thing to add to the other reviews. But first I'll note that this is one of those "Golden Age" movies where every member of the cast is a pro. What a great scene between C. Aubrey Smith and Frank Morgan, both extolling the virtues of their own countries to the other's detriment (England v. USA). And the star of the movie is the great, under-rated Irene Dunne. But, if for no other reason, you should see this movie just to hear our (America's) national anthem, played in a context that will absolutely make you cry. It rivals the "Marseillaise" performance in "Casablanca" for bringing a lump to your throat -- only this time, it is not a gesture of defiance, but of gratitude.
author avatar

BigZulu_SA

16/11/2022 02:00
Well, I had a good attitude going in since I like a number of the cast members, beginning with Irene Dunne. However, one viewing was enough because (1) this is a woman's movie; (2) there are way too many "darlings" spoken in the dialog; and (3) the film is just a bit too boring in too many spots. There are some good points to this movie. The story is involving and a tragic one that tugs on your heartstrings. Dunne's character,Susan Dunn Ashwood," is American. She marries an Englishman "Sir John Ashwood" (Alan Marshall) who dies in World War I. She raises their son "John, Jr." (Roddy McDowell, as young boy, and then Peter Lawford as an adult). He dies in the end, too, so you see there is a lot of sadness in this story. I appreciated the nice photography in here, too, and Dunne's role as a patriotic American who sticks up for her country on a foreign soil most of her life. This is one of those rare films that seem better afterward that when you are watching it!
author avatar

Mr AMT

16/11/2022 02:00
This was an incredible War movie which spanned WWI and WWII. It was a romance/drama. Irene Dunne is the female lead who falls in love with and marries a man who soon goes off to fight in France during World War I. He dies and she had his child, a boy. The boy grows to manhood and is played by Peter Lawford. As the movie ends, Dunne is seeing her son, Lawford go off to fight in WWII. You can see the pain and the pride in Dunne's eyes. It was a fabulous movie. It dramatizes the great sacrifices made by the British in both World Wars. Britain lost so many of her sons in WWI, I believe the stats were approximately 50% of men between the ages of 18 and 45. The movies points up the fact that the loses, pain and suffering of the English were about to be revisited in WWII. I can appreciate this and other war movies as I am the mother of a Marine who is about to be sent to Iraq.
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