The Inn of the Sixth Happiness - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "The Inn of the Sixth Happiness"
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness (1958)
Timing: 2:38 (158 min)
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness - TMDB rating
6.762/10
82
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness - Kinopoisk rating
7.516/10
401
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness - IMDB rating
7.2/10
5800

Actors and characters

Photo Ingrid Bergman #88690Photo Ingrid Bergman #88691Photo Ingrid Bergman #88692Photo Ingrid Bergman #88693

Ingrid Bergman

Ingrid Bergman
Character Gladys Aylward
Photo Curd Jürgens #83600Photo Curd Jürgens #83601

Curd Jürgens

Curd Jürgens
Character Capt. Lin Nan
Photo Burt Kwouk #98170Photo Burt Kwouk #98171Photo Burt Kwouk #98172

Burt Kwouk

Burt Kwouk
Character Li
Photo Robert Donat #145065Photo Robert Donat #145066

Robert Donat

Robert Donat
Character The Mandarin of Yang Cheng
Photo Tsai Chin #22402Photo Tsai Chin #22403

Tsai Chin

Tsai Chin
Character Sui-Lan
Photo Richard Wattis #102882Photo Richard Wattis #102883Photo Richard Wattis #102884

Richard Wattis

Richard Wattis
Character Mr. Murfin
Photo Athene Seyler #257684

Athene Seyler

Athene Seyler
Character Jeannie Lawson
Photo Ronald Squire #92613Photo Ronald Squire #92614Photo Ronald Squire #92615

Ronald Squire

Ronald Squire
Character Sir Francis Jamison
Michael David
Character Hok-A
Peter Chong
Character Yang
Photo Joan Young #179205Photo Joan Young #179206Photo Joan Young #179207
Joan Young
Character Sir Francis' cook
Photo Noel Hood #259051

Noel Hood

Noel Hood
Character Miss Thompson
Photo Moultrie Kelsall #254553Photo Moultrie Kelsall #254554
Moultrie Kelsall
Character Dr. Robinson
Photo Edith Sharpe #354098
Edith Sharpe
Character Secretary at China Inland Mission

What's left behind the scenes

  • Gladys Aylward (1902-1970) was born in London. Once an ordinary maid, she became involved in missionary work in China and is most famous for her work with local children. She received Chinese citizenship in 1936. Four years later, while she herself was ill, during the Sino-Japanese War, Aylward led over a hundred Chinese children through the mountains to safety. In 1958, the year the film was released, she founded an orphanage in Taiwan, which she managed until her death.
  • Almost all outdoor scenes were filmed in North Wales, with studio filming taking place in England, so the entire film was shot in the West – using Chinese people as extras. Chinese children in the film were played by Chinese children from Liverpool, which is home to one of the oldest Chinese diasporas in Europe.
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