Flesh and Blood (1951 film)

Flesh and Blood is a 1951 British drama film with Richard Todd in a dual role. Based upon the play A Sleeping Clergyman by James Bridie, it tells the story of three generations of the Scottish Cameron family, with its various conflicts and romances.

It was shot at Teddington Studios.

Cast

Richard Todd as Charles Cameron Sutherland

Glynis Johns as Katherine

Joan Greenwood as Wilhelmina

André Morell as Dr Marshall

Ursula Howells as Harriet

Freda Jackson as Mrs Hannah

George Cole as John Hannah

James Hayter as Sir Douglas Manley

Ronald Howard as Purley

Muriel Aked as Mrs Walker

Michael Hordern as Webster

Helen Christie as Minnie Arnott

Walter Fitzgerald as Dr Cooper

Lilly Kann as Sister Maria

Patrick Macnee as Sutherland

Fred Johnson as Donovan

Molly Weir as Margaret

Hugh Dempster as Cranley

Alexander Gauge as Coutts

Betty Paul as Moira

Peter Macdonell as Jordan

Hector MacGregor as Major

John Vere as Leighton

Enzo Coticchia as Forzin

Archie Duncan as Sergeant

Francis De Wolff as Ambassador

Kenneth Downey as Club Porter

Sergio Mari as Mario

David Cameron as McDermott

Bill Logan as McGregor

Anna Canitano as Nurse

John Kelly as Wilkinson

Joan Heal as a girl in the night club

Nina Parry as child Wilhelmina

Billy Newsbury as child John Hannah

Sally Owen as the doll

William Chappell as the dancer

Jock Mckay as Baker

References

External links

Films with screenplays by Anatole de Grunwald

Films produced by Anatole de Grunwald

Films set in the 19th century

Films set in the 1910s

Films set in Glasgow

1950s historical drama films

British historical drama films

Films shot at Teddington Studios

London Films films

Films directed by Anthony Kimmins

1950s English-language films