Bond Street
Bond Street! The most famous thoroughfare in the world... paved with riches and poverty, comedy and tragedy, romance and heartaches!
Genres
Overview
Charts the events occurring during a typical 24-hour period on London’s thoroughfare Bond Street. Linking the four stories together is the impending wedding of society girl Hazel Court and Robert Flemyng.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
109 min
Release Date
1948-05-12
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
3
Vote Average
6.8
Jean Kent
Ricki Merritt
Roland Young
George Chester-Barrett
Kathleen Harrison
Ethel Brawn
Derek Farr
Joe Marsh
Hazel Court
Julia Chester-Barrett
Ronald Howard
Steve Winter
Paula Valenska
Elsa
Patricia Plunkett
Mary Phillips
Robert Flemyng
Frank Moody
Adrianne Allen
Mrs. Taverner
Kenneth Griffith
Len Phillips
Joan Dowling
Norma
Charles Goldner
Waiter
James McKechnie
Inspector Yarrow
Leslie Dwyer
Barman
Mary Jerrold
Miss Slennett
Hilda Bayley
Madame
Wilfrid Hyde-White
Jeweller
Bruce Seton
Sergeant
Ian Carmichael
Waiter
Amy Veness
Seamstress
John Salew
Coles
Colin Gordon
Clerk in Travel Agency
Joan Hickson
Seamstress
Jean Anderson
Dress Shop Assistant
Frith Banbury
French Doctor
Darcy Conyers
Bank Clerk
Judith Furse
Miss Lane
Muriel George
Maid
Victor Harrington
Man Entering Majestic Club (uncredited)
Tamara Lees
(uncredited)
Aubrey Mallalieu
Parkins
Miles Malleson
Minor Role (uncredited)
Clive Morton
Bank Manager
Winifred Oughton
Old Woman
Lloyd Pearson
Drunken Client
Tony Quinn
Club Doorman
Rossiter Shepherd
A Traveller (uncredited)
Marian Spencer
Aunt Lottie
John Tatum
Nightclub Patron
Ian Wilson
Extra (uncredited)
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