The Man at the Gate

1941
48min

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Mary Jerrold and Wilfrid Lawson in The Man at the Gate (1941)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueHenry Foley gave up fishing when his two sons were lost at sea. But when war breaks out, he joins a lifeboat crew, to his wife's dismay.Henry Foley gave up fishing when his two sons were lost at sea. But when war breaks out, he joins a lifeboat crew, to his wife's dismay.Henry Foley gave up fishing when his two sons were lost at sea. But when war breaks out, he joins a lifeboat crew, to his wife's dismay.

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This film was first telecast in the USA in Los Angeles Monday 21 August 1950 on KECA (Channel 7) and in New York City Sunday 10 June 1951 on WPIX (Channel 5) on their Movies at Mayfair House series.

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Mary Foley: Wouldn't you thank God to know your man was under his own roof by day and night?
Ruth: If he was happy, yes.
Mary Foley: Ruth, listen. I hadn't been married a week before I all but lost Henry. It was just such a night. He came back, thank God. But only he and two others were saved.
Ruth: Oh!
Mary Foley: The sea took my eldest. Just a little boy. Venturesome. He put out in a small boat, unknown to us. I never saw him again. Till the sea washed him back.