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Hanover Street (1979)

“Hanover Street,” released in 1979, is a romantic war drama that intertwines the chaos of World War II with a passionate love story. Set against the backdrop of the war, the film follows an American bomber pilot stationed in England, David Halloran, who falls deeply in love with a British nurse, Margaret Sellinger. Their romance is marked by the turmoil and uncertainties of the war, leading to a complex web of emotions and choices, especially as Margaret is married. The narrative captures the essence of a war-torn love affair, highlighting the challenges and moral dilemmas faced by individuals in times of conflict.

Length: 1h 49m
Genre: Drama, Romance, War
This Title is: Emotionally charged and set in a historical context

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Trailer

Cast

  • Harrison Ford as David Halloran
  • Lesley-Anne Down as Margaret Sellinger
  • Christopher Plummer as Paul Sellinger

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)

Contains themes of war and romance, mild violence, and brief language.

Trivia

  • The film was shot in various locations including London and the Cotswolds.
  • Harrison Ford took on the role of David Halloran shortly after his success in “Star Wars.”
  • The film’s portrayal of the wartime setting was praised for its authenticity.

Our Review

“Hanover Street” is a captivating and heartfelt film that skillfully blends the drama of war with a deeply moving love story. The performances, particularly by Harrison Ford and Lesley-Anne Down, are compelling and add depth to the film’s emotional landscape. Its portrayal of the complexities and moral challenges faced during wartime is both thoughtful and engaging. The film’s setting and period details are meticulously crafted, offering a vivid glimpse into the era. Despite some predictable plot elements, “Hanover Street” remains an enduring and poignant tale of love and war.”

Critic Scores

Critic Scores aggregate ratings from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic. (Click on any score for a detailed review.)

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