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Mrs. Miniver

7.0

Released July 03, 1942Runtime 2h 14min

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

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.

Genres

Drama

Romance

War

Production Companies

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $1,344,000
Revenue: $13,500,000
Profit/Loss: $12,156,000

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Cast

Greer GarsonMrs. Miniver

Walter PidgeonClem Miniver

Teresa WrightCarol Beldon

May WhittyLady Beldon

Reginald OwenFoley

Henry TraversMr. Ballard

Richard NeyVin Miniver

Henry WilcoxonVicar

Christopher SevernToby Miniver

Brenda ForbesGladys

Clare SandarsJudy Miniver

Marie De BeckerAda

Helmut DantineGerman Flyer

John AbbottFred

Connie LeonSimpson

Rhys WilliamsHorace

Tom ConwayMan (uncredited)

Gibson GowlandMan on Boat (uncredited)

Peter LawfordPilot (uncredited)

John BurtonHalliday (uncredited)

Colin KennyPoliceman (uncredited)

William Ripley DorrChoir (uncredited)

Harry AllenWilliam (uncredited)

Frank AtkinsonMan in Tavern (uncredited)

Sybil BaconContestant (uncredited)

Frank BakerPoliceman (uncredited)

Virginia BassettGlee Club Member (uncredited)

Louise BatesMiniver Guest (uncredited)

Guy BellisBarman (uncredited)

Charles BennettMilkman (uncredited)

Florence BensonContestant (uncredited)

Art Berry Sr.Man in Store (uncredited)

Billy BevanBus Conductor (uncredited)

Ted BillingsMan in Tavern (uncredited)

Walter ByronMan in Tavern (uncredited)

Colin CampbellBickles (uncredited)

Leonard CareyChandler (uncredited)

Aileen CarlyleGlee Club Member (uncredited)

Herbert CliftonDoctor (uncredited)

David ClydeCarruthers (uncredited)

Edward CooperWaiter (uncredited)

Jules CowlesMan at Flower Show (uncredited)

Alec CraigJoe (uncredited)

Sidney D'AlbrookMan in Store (uncredited)

Joan DelmerLittle Girl (in publicity photos) (uncredited)

David DunbarMan in Store (uncredited)

Billy EngleTownsman (uncredited)

Herbert EvansGlee Club Member (uncredited)

Mary FieldMiss Spriggins (uncredited)

E.L. Fisher-SmithPoliceman (uncredited)

Leslie FrancisDoctor (uncredited)

Sidney FranklinMan at Flower Show (uncredited)

Douglas GordonPorter (uncredited)

Hugh GreenwoodContestant (uncredited)

Bobby HaleOld Man (uncredited)

Eddie HallRAF Flyer Running Out the Door (uncredited)

Forrester HarveyMr. Huggins (uncredited)

Billy HornBoy (uncredited)

Harold HowardJudge (uncredited)

Charles IrwinMac (uncredited)

Henry KingMan in Tavern (uncredited)

Eric LonsdaleMarston (uncredited)

Thomas LoudenMr. Verger (uncredited)

Miles ManderGerman Agent on Radio (voice) (uncredited)

Stanley MannWorkman (uncredited)

Aubrey MatherGeorge (uncredited)

Dan MaxwellMan in Tavern (uncredited)

Dickie MeyersBoy (uncredited)

Alice MockLady Passenger (uncredited)

Eula MorganGlee Club Member (uncredited)

Ottola NesmithSaleslady (uncredited)

Gil PerkinsMan in Tavern (uncredited)

John PowerMan in Tavern (uncredited)

Charles RayMan getting on Bus (uncredited)

Clara ReidMrs. Huggins (uncredited)

Paul ScardonNobby (uncredited)

Leslie SketchleyPoliceman (uncredited)

Gerald Oliver SmithCar Dealer (uncredited)

Vernon SteeleGlee Club Member (uncredited)

David ThursbyFarmer (uncredited)

Tommy TuckerBoy (uncredited)

Leslie VincentCarol's First Dancing Partner (uncredited)

Kitty WatsonContestant (uncredited)

Ben WebsterGinger (uncredited)

Tudor WilliamsGlee Club Member (uncredited)

Arthur WimperisSir Henry (uncredited)

Marek WindheimGlee Club Member (uncredited)

Florence WixWoman with Dog (uncredited)

Ian WolfeDentist (uncredited)

Crew

William WylerDirector

Arthur WimperisScreenplay

George FroeschelScreenplay

Jan StrutherNovel

Claudine WestScreenplay

James HiltonScreenplay

William WylerProducer

Sidney FranklinProducer

A. Arnold GillespieSpecial Effects

Herbert StothartOriginal Music Composer

Joseph RuttenbergDirector of Photography

Harold F. KressEditor

Cedric GibbonsArt Direction

Edwin B. WillisSet Decoration

Douglas ShearerRecording Supervision

Warren NewcombeSpecial Effects

Gene LockhartSongs

Sydney GuilaroffHairstylist

William Ripley DorrConductor

Robert KallochCostume Design

Urie McClearyAssistant Art Director

Gile SteeleCostume Design

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Reviews

So many wonderful, talented actors and actresses in this, where do I begin? Here we have the magnificent line-up of Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, Teresa Wright, Dame May Whitty, and Henry Travers, to name but a few. All do a splendid and highly accomplished job. Greer Garson is lovely, as usual,...

It is not easy to describe this film. For the current generation, the film might not mean much but imagine those who watched this film, witnessing the events they themselves have gone through. Only then you truly understand the power of the film. To me, who is in his mid-30s, the film is certain...

The "Miniver" family are a well-to-do lot living a middle class life in rural England. "Clem" (Walter Pidgeon) and his eponymous wife (Greer Garson) have to get to grips with the arrival of the war when their son "Vin" (Richard Ney) joins up and they are told they can't leave their landing light on...