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Owd Bob (1938 film)

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'Owd Bob' is a 1938 British drama film directed by Robert Stevenson. It stars Will Fyffe and John Loder. The film was released as 'To the Victor' in the United States. It was based on the 1898 novel 'Owd Bob', previously filmed in 1924.

Cast



*Will Fyffe as Adam McAdam

*John Loder as David Moore

*Margaret Lockwood as Jeannie McAdam

*Graham Moffatt as Tammas

*Moore Marriott as Samuel

* Elliott Mason as Mrs. Winthrop

* Leonard Sharp as Bookmakers Assistant

*A. Bromley Davenport as Mr Parker, Magistrate

*H.F. Maltby as Sergeant Walter Musgrave

*Edmond Breon as Lord Meredale

*Wally Patch as Unlucky Joe, Bookmaker

*Alf Goddard as Barry Davis, Bookmaker

Production



It was an early role for Margaret Lockwood.

Critical reception



'The New York Times' wrote, "it is an affectionate film, simple as a shepherd's life, and it is an admirable film, gaited to the remarkably adept performance of Will Fyffe as the likable old curmudgeon, McAdam. Mr. Fyffe's McAdam fits snugly into the mental dossier we have been compiling under the heading, "great performances." Such a treacherous old rascal, such an old reprobate, such a wicked-eyed old hypocrite, such a beloved old rip has not been seen hereabouts for many a moon. Such a terribly amusing old boy!...We found it a thoroughly delightful picture, true to its background and true to its author...In short, we enjoyed the picture for the simple and kindly offering it is, and we feel that you will, tooespecially if you've a pup about the house."

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