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The Cure for Love (1949)

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Directed by Robert Donat

OriginUnited-kingdom

Genres Comedy

Rating70%

The Cure for Love is a 1949 British film starring and directed by Robert Donat. It was his sole feature credit as director, although he had directed on stage.

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Robert Donat
(Sergeant Jack Hardacre)

Renée Asherson
(Milly Southern)

Dame Thora Hird
(Mrs. Dorbell)

Marjorie Rhodes
(Mrs. Sarah Hardacre)

Charles Victor
(Henry Lancaster)

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Dora Bryan
John Stratton
Margot Bryant
Samuel John Kydd

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