Let right be done.

Description: In pre-WWI England, a youngster is expelled from a naval academy over a petty theft, and his parents raise a political furor by demanding a trial.

Cast:
Sir Robert Morton: Robert Donat
Arthur Winslow: Cedric Hardwicke
Desmond Curry: Basil Radford
Catherine Winslow: Margaret Leighton
Violet - the maid: Kathleen Harrison
Attorney General: Francis L. Sullivan
Grace Winslow: Marie Lohr
Dickie Winslow: Jack Watling
First Lord: Walter Fitzgerald
John Watherstone: Frank Lawton
Ronnie Winslow: Neil North
Colonel Watherstone: Nicholas Hannen
Agricultural Member: Hugh Dempster
Hamilton M.P.: Evelyn Roberts
Brian O'Rourke: W.A. Kelley
1st. Elderly Member - Smoking Room: Edward Lexy
2nd. Elderly Member - Smoking Room: Gordon McLeod
Mrs. Curry: Marie Michelle
Miss Barnes: Mona Washbourne
Captain Flower: Ivan Samson
Lord Chief Justice: Kynaston Reeves
Clerk of the Court: Charles Groves
Mr. Ridgeley Pierce: Ernest Thesiger
Violet's Friend: Vera Cook
Cyril Ritchard: Cyril Ritchard
Stanley Holloway: Stanley Holloway
Elderly Member: Archibald Batty
Speaker: Cyril Bevan
First Lord's P.P.S.: Anthony Bird
Usher: George Bishop
Edwina Gunn: Honor Blake
Sir Robert's P.P.S.: Barry Briggs
Minister: Wilfrid Caithness
Adm. Springfield: Lewis Casson
Mr. Saunders: Ian Colin
Mr. Williams: Noel Howlett
Reporter Interviewing Dickie: Colin Gordon
Charles Elliott Jr.: Nicholas Hawtrey
Mrs. Elliott: Mary Hinton
Bank Manager: David Horne
Wilkinson: Wilfrid Hyde-White
Juror: Gerry Judge
Man in Congregation: David Keir
Mr. Roberts: Aubrey Mallalieu
Cook: Beatrice Marsden
Miss Hawkins: Dandy Nichols
Dr. Anstruther: Hilary Pritchard
First Speaking Member: Philip Ray
Train Passenger Reading 'The Times': J.H. Roberts
Man Attending Music Hall: Pat Ryan
Fred: Bill Shine
Mr. Gunn: Frank Tickle
Caddie to First Sea Lord: Caven Watson
Mrs. Jordan: Margaret Withers

Written by: Terence Rattigan, Anatole de Grunwald

Director: Anthony Asquith

Release date: 20 Mar 1950