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Glad Tidings (1953)
Huntley as a romantic lead!, 26 December 2006
Author: malcolmgsw from london
I have seen Raymond Huntley in many types of roles.Normally portraying a figure of authority.Often in the wartime as memorable nasty Nazis.However i have never seen him ,as in this film,a romantic lead.If you have the opportunity to see this on Performance satellite TV see if you think that he is a likely partner to Bernard Braden's real life wife Barbara Kelly.To be honest never in a million years.A more unlikely couple you could never be likely to see in a month of Sundays.There are lots of familiar character actors from the 1950s such as Leslie Howards brother Ronald.The story is rather insubstantial and is of the sort that helped close hundreds of cinemas.
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