Forever England

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Forever England a.k.a. Brown on Resolution, a.k.a. Born for Glory, is a 1935 British film, written by C.S. Forester and Gerard Fairlie; and directed by Walter Forde and Anthony Aquith.

Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Plot 3 Cast 4 External link

[edit] Synopsis

A war drama based on the story by C.S. Forrester in which the illegitimate son of a British naval officer singlehandedly brings about the downfall of a German battleship during World War I.

[edit] Plot

Convincing adaptation of a C.S. Forester’s best-selling naval adventure; featuring a notable performance from John Mills in his first leading role. Born after a brief affair between his mother and a naval officer; Brown joins the Royal Navy during the First World War and becomes marooned on the remote Galapagos island of Resolution when the cruiser HMS Rutland he is serving on is sunk.

[edit] Cast

• Betty Balfour
• John Mills
• Barry MacKay
• Jimmy Hanley
• Howard Marion-Crawford
• H.G. Stoker
• Percy Walsh

[edit] External link

• Forever England at the Internet Movie Database