General Post
Synopsis
An aristocrat allows his daughter to marry a tailor after he wins the VC saving his son's life.
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General Post (1920) - extract | BFI National ArchiveOfficial
Type: Featurette • Published 2017-11-10
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Robert Henderson-Bland
Edward Smith
Lilian Braithwaite
Lady Broughton
Joyce Dearsley
Betty Broughton
Dawson Millward
Denys Broughton
Douglas Munro
Albert Smith
Colstan Mansell
Alec Broughton
Teddy Arundell
Jobson
Sara de Groot
Miss Prendergast
Adelaide Grace
Lady Wareing
Thomas Canning
Lord Wareing
Irene Drew
Mary Wareing
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Thomas Bentley
- Screenplay & Story
- J. E. Harold Terry, Eliot Stannard
- Original Title
- General Post
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 22m
- Production Studios
- Ideal
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Thomas Bentley
J. E. Harold Terry, Eliot Stannard
Department Leadership Roster
Thomas Bentley
Director
J. E. Harold Terry
Writer
Eliot Stannard
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About General Post
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What is General Post about?
An aristocrat allows his daughter to marry a tailor after he wins the VC saving his son's life.
Who directed General Post?
General Post was directed by Thomas Bentley.
Who stars in General Post?
The principal cast of General Post includes Robert Henderson-Bland, Lilian Braithwaite, Joyce Dearsley, Dawson Millward, Douglas Munro.
When was General Post released and how long is it?
General Post was released in 1920 with a total runtime of 1h 22m.