About Trottie True
- Released on September 29, 1949
Tottie True is a gay-90s British music-hall performer who has her sights set on moving from rags to riches, who loses her heart to the pure-and-true blue balloonist, Sid Skinner, but continues her upward search on improving her social status. She finally settles for Lord Landon Digby who has lots of assets and a very-stiff upper lip. She gets a lot of the latter and very little of the former, and decides Sid might have been a better choice.
Full Cast of Trottie True
Jean Kent plays Trottie True
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James Donald plays Lord Digby Langdon
Hugh Sinclair plays Maurice Beckenham
Andrew Crawford plays Sid Skinner
Bill Owen plays Joe Jugg
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Michael Medwin plays Monty, Marquis of Maidenhead
Lana Morris plays Bouncy Barrington
Christopher Lee plays Hon. Bongo Icklesham
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Heather Thatcher plays Angela Platt Brown
Harold Scott plays Mr True
Joan Young plays Mrs True
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Dilys Laye plays Trottie as a child
Carole Lesley plays Clare as a child
Anthony Steel plays The Bellaires' footman
Hattie Jacques plays Daisy Delaware
Roger Moore plays Stage Door Johnny (uncredited)
David Lines plays Perce as a child
Tony Halfpenny plays Perce True
Daphne Anderson plays Bertha True
Campbell Cotts plays Saintsbury
Mary Hinton plays Duchess of Wellwater
Katharine Blake plays Ruby Rubarto
Lyndon Brook plays Bit Role (uncredited)
Olwen Brookes plays Lady Talman (uncredited)
Irene Browne plays Duchess (uncredited)
Patrick Cargill plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Ian Carmichael plays Bill the Postman (uncredited)
Francis de Wolff plays George Edwardes
Howard Douglas plays Newspaper Editor (uncredited)
John Fabian plays Stage Door Johnnie (uncredited)
Gretchen Franklin plays Martha (uncredited)
Helen Goss plays Mrs. Bellaire (uncredited)
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Elspet Gray plays Honor Bellaire (uncredited)
May Hallatt plays Old Ellen (uncredited)
Arthur Hambling plays Mr. Jupp
W.E. Holloway plays Old Vinegar (uncredited)
Mary Jones plays Gladys True (uncredited)
Sam Kydd plays 'Bedford' Stage Manager (uncredited)
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Andreas Malandrinos plays Head Waiter (uncredited)
Doris Rogers plays Hon. Mrs. Seaton (uncredited)
Leonard Sharp plays Carter (uncredited)
Constance Smith plays Gaiety Girl (uncredited)
Philip Stainton plays Arthur Briggs (uncredited)
Philip Strange plays Earl of Burney (uncredited)
John Vere plays The Bellaires' Butler (uncredited)
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Jack Vyvyan plays Uncle Sam (uncredited)
Elsie Wagstaff plays Dependant Relative (uncredited)
Michael Ward plays Pianist at Ball (uncredited)
Ian Wilson plays Bert (uncredited)
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Crew of Trottie True
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- Jean Kent
- James Donald
- Hugh Sinclair
- Andrew Crawford
- Bill Owen
- Michael Medwin
- Lana Morris
- Christopher Lee
- Harcourt Williams
- Heather Thatcher
- Harold Scott
- Joan Young
- Dilys Laye
- Carole Lesley
- Anthony Steel
- Hattie Jacques
- Roger Moore
- David Lines
- Tony Halfpenny
- Daphne Anderson
- Campbell Cotts
- Mary Hinton
- Katharine Blake
- Lyndon Brook
- Olwen Brookes
- Irene Browne
- Patrick Cargill
- Ian Carmichael
- Francis de Wolff
- Howard Douglas
- John Fabian
- Gretchen Franklin
- Helen Goss
- Elspet Gray
- May Hallatt
- Arthur Hambling
- W.E. Holloway
- Mary Jones
- Sam Kydd
- Andreas Malandrinos
- Doris Rogers
- Leonard Sharp
- Constance Smith
- Philip Stainton
- Philip Strange
- John Vere
- Jack Vyvyan
- Elsie Wagstaff
- Michael Ward
- Ian Wilson