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Seven Days to Noon (1950)
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18 December 1950 (USA) morePlot:
An English scientist runs away from a research center with an atomic bomb. In a letter sent to the British... more | add synopsisAwards:
Won Oscar. Another 2 nominations moreUser Comments:
Good entertainment with a plot still current today more (20 total)Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Barry Jones | ... | Professor John Malcolm Francis Willingdon |
 | André Morell | ... | Superintendent G.W. Folland |
| Hugh Cross | ... | Stephen 'Steve' Lane |
| Sheila Manahan | ... | Ann Willingdon |
| Olive Sloane | ... | Goldie Phillips |
| Joan Hickson | ... | Mrs. Emily Georgina Peckett |
| Ronald Adam | ... | Honorable Arthur Lytton - the Prime Minister |
| Marie Ney | ... | Mrs. Willingdon |
| Wyndham Goldie | ... | Vicar |
| Russell Waters | ... | Det. Davis |
| Martin Boddey | ... | Gen. Willoughby |
| Frederick Allen | ... | Himself - BBC Newsreader |
| Victor Maddern | ... | Jackson (trigger-happy soldier) |
| Geoffrey Keen | ... | Loudmouth in pub |
| Merrill Mueller | ... | American commentator: by courtesy of the National Broadcasting Company |
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94 minCountry:
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Mono (Western Electric Recording)Fun Stuff
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In this day and age when atomic weapons are everybody's bow and arrows the plot of this film has never been more up to date. The setting of the film in London with the devastation left by the bombing in World War II made a great back drop for the story. I can remember when London really looked like that. Both the plot and the characterisation are believable and the acting more than adequate. But star status must go to the people of London who back in 1950 still had the camaraderie and spirit forged by six years of war. This was a time when people still looked out for each other and this come over well as the story unfolds. With our video making mobile telephones and instant access to news this film may seem tame and dated but don't let the black and white format fool you this is a good story, well told and well worth seeing. Oh, and by the way, we really did talk like that back in 1950.