Overview
Bank Holiday (also known as Three on a Weekend) is a 1938 British drama film directed by Carol Reed and starring John Lodge, Margaret Lockwood, Hugh Williams and Kathleen Harrison.
Plot
On a 1930s bank holiday weekend, a number of people rush for trains to head to the seaside. They include:
an unmarried couple, nurse Catherine Lawrence and her boyfriend Geoffrey. Catherine is distracted by thoughts of Stephen Howard, widower of a patient who died in childbirth;
May and Arthur and their working-class family;
two female friends, Doreen and Milly, looking for romance.
Cast
John Lodge as Stephen Howard
Margaret Lockwood as Catherine Lawrence
Hugh Williams as Geoffrey
Rene Ray as Doreen Richards
Merle Tottenham as Milly
Linden Travers as Ann Howard
Wally Patch as Arthur
Kathleen Harrison as May
Garry Marsh as 'Follies' manager
Jeanne Stuart as Miss Mayfair
Wilfrid Lawson as Police sergeant
Felix Aylmer as Surgeon
Leonard Sharp as Jack, the petrol pump attendant
Michael Rennie as Guardsman (uncredited)
Production
It was the third collaboration between Reed and Lockwood.
Actor Michael Rennie appeared (uncredited) as a Guardsman in the film.
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