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World War Ii | Pilot
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Best Feature Film | 1946
The poem "For Johnny" read by Sir John Mills is as follows: "Do not despair, For Johnny-head-in-air; He sleeps as sound, As Johnny underground. Fetch out no shroud, For Johnny-in-the-cloud; And keep your tears, For him in after years. Better by far, For Johnny-the-bright-star, To keep your head, And see his children fed."
The poem recited by Sir John Mills is titled "For Johnny". It is an ode to Royal Air Force pilots written by John Pudney (1909-1977).
Credited theatrical movie debut of Trevor Howard (Sq/Leader Carter).
This movie was criticized as too clichéd, and failed at the U.S. box-office.
Bonar Colleano (as Bonar Colleano Jnr), Trevor Howard and Jean Simmons receive "introducing" credits.
"Squadron Leader Sil Carter: Well, chaps, as you know the target for this afternoon is exactly the same as yesterday's, and the day before yesterday's, and the day before that. Calais. Barge concentrations."
"Peter Penrose: [reading] Do not despair for Johnny head-in-air He sleeps as sound as Johnny underground Fetch out no shroud for Johnny in the cloud And keep your tears for him in after years Better by far for Johnny the bright star to keep your head and see his children fed."
