Women Aren't Angels
Women Aren't Angels is a 1943 British comedy film shot in black and white, directed by Lawrence Huntington. The movie features performances by Robertson Hare and Alfred Drayton, with supporting roles from Polly Ward and Joyce Heron. This production was created by Associated British and distributed across the United Kingdom by Pathé Pictures International. Filming took place at the studios located in Welwyn Studios. The storyline originates from Vernon Sylvaine's 1941 theatrical play bearing the same title.
Premise
During Home Guard exercises, music publishers Wilmer Popday and Alfred Bandle find themselves unexpectedly caught up in a spy-related escapade.
Cast
- Robertson Hare portraying Wilmer Popday
- Alfred Drayton in the role of Alfred Bandle
- Polly Ward as Frankie Delane
- Joyce Heron playing Karen
- Mary Hinton as Thelma Bandle
- Peggy Novak cast as Elizabeth Popday
- Ethel Coleridge appearing as Mrs Featherstone
- Leslie Perrins taking on the character Schaffer
- Peter Gawthorne as Colonel