Born for Glory (1935)
70 or 74 mins | Drama | 30 September 1935
Cast:
Betty Balfour, John Mills, Barry MacKay [ More ]Director:
Walter FordeWriters:
J. O. C. Orton, Michael Hogan, Gerard FairlieEditor:
Otto LudwigProduction Designer:
Alfred JungeProduction Company:
Gaumont-British Picture Corp.This film was released in Great Britain under the title, Forever England, where it was also known under the title Brown on Resolution, at a running time of 80 min. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon and Dir, island seq Anthony Asquith in the production. The film was re-released in the United States by Monogram Pictures in 1940 under the title Torpedo Raider. ...
This film was released in Great Britain under the title, Forever England, where it was also known under the title Brown on Resolution, at a running time of 80 min. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon and Dir, island seq Anthony Asquith in the production. The film was re-released in the United States by Monogram Pictures in 1940 under the title Torpedo Raider.
Forever England
Torpedo Raider
In 1893, a London working girl falls in love with a naval lieutenant, and bears him an illegitimate son. Years later, her son, Albert Brown, joins the navy during World War I, and is captured by a German ship, from which he later escapes from. On his island hideout, he single-handedly kills enough Germans on board a passing battleship to bring about the ship's capture. Albert's dead body is discoverd by his father, who finds on the boy the watch he gave his mother years ago. The Royal Navy later erects a cross in Albert's honor atop the barren ...
In 1893, a London working girl falls in love with a naval lieutenant, and bears him an illegitimate son. Years later, her son, Albert Brown, joins the navy during World War I, and is captured by a German ship, from which he later escapes from. On his island hideout, he single-handedly kills enough Germans on board a passing battleship to bring about the ship's capture. Albert's dead body is discoverd by his father, who finds on the boy the watch he gave his mother years ago. The Royal Navy later erects a cross in Albert's honor atop the barren island.
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