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Cast

Vivien Leigh
as Myra

Robert Taylor
as Roy Cronin

Rod Taylor

Lucile Watson
as Lady Margaret Cronin

Maria Ouspenskaya
as Madame Olga Kirowa

C. Aubrey Smith
as Duke

Virginia Field
as Kitty

Leo G Carroll
as Policeman

Clara Reid
as Mrs. Bassett

Steffi Duna
as Lydia

Leonard Mudie
as Parker

Herbert Evans
as Commissionaire

Halliwell Hobbes
as Vicar

Ethel Griffies
as Mrs. Clark

Gilbert Emery
as Colonel

David Clyde
as Barnes, the Butler

Janet Shaw
as Maureen

Virginia Carroll
as Sylvia

Florence Baker
as Beatrice

Harry Allen
as Taxi Driver

Elsie Prescott
as Cockney Woman

Bob Winkler
as Boy

Norma Varden
as Hostess

Phyllis Barry
as Malicious Girl

Fred Sassoni
as Newsboy

Colin Campbell
as Groom

Kathryn Collier
as Barmaid

Rita Carlyle
as Flower Woman

Denis D'Auburn
as Generous Man

Wilfred Lucas
as Elderly Huntsman

Janet Waldo
as Elsa

Frank Dawson
as Vicar's Butler

Leda Nicova
as Marie

Marjorie Manning
as Mary

Douglas Gordon
as Taxi Driver

Frances McInerney
as Violet

Denis Green
as Sergeant on Bridge

Eleanor Stewart
as Grace

Jimmy Aubrey
as Cockney in Air-Raid Shelter (uncredited)

Bobby Hale
as Taxi Driver

Winifred Harris
as Dowager

Harold Howard
as Ticket Collector

Charles Irwin
as Announcer

Bill James
as Sergeant

George Kirby
as Waiter

Eric Lonsdale
as Soldier

James May (I)
as Cockney

Florine McKinney
as Viola

Charles McNaughton
as Mack, the Waiter

Frank Mitchell
as Father

Tempe Piggott
as Cockney

John Power
as Toff's Companion

Elsa Prescott
as Cockney Woman

Jean Prescott
as Girl

Paul Scardon
as Doorman

Wyndham Standing
as Toff

Harry Stubbs
as Proprietor of Eating House

David Thursby
as Cockney

Martha Wentworth
as Tart on Bridge

Eric Wilton
as Headwaiter

Robert Winkler
as Boy

Douglas Wood
as Vicar

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Critic Reviews for Waterloo Bridge

Audience Reviews for Waterloo Bridge

• Nov 01, 2008

  I don't understand Myra! If only she had read the column carefully. And why didn't she tell her future mother in law? And why did the mother in law give up on her so easily? Why didn't she tell the truth and beg for forgiveness? If he loved her, her past wouldn't have mattered to him. I saw the ending coming from a mile away. What a depressing movie yet very well done!
  Dannielle A Super Reviewer
• Mar 14, 2008

  A classic romance starring Robert Taylor and Vivien Leigh. Roy and Myra meet during an air raid. They agree to marry after he comes back from the front, but when Roy is mistaken for dead Myra has to turn to prostitution to survive. Overall a very good film although one thing did annoy me, it's set during WW1 yet the characters have 1940s clothes and hairstyles!
  Emily B Super Reviewer
• Feb 03, 2008

  I love tragic romances, and this is one of the best. A tearjerker about a WWI soldier (played by the BEAUTIFUL Robert Taylor), and the woman he loves (played by the almost as beautiful Vivien Leigh), who meet during an air raid in London, but then are separated by the same war that brought them together. It is also a good example of the damage the English class system of the time could do to relationships under the guise of "trying to help" and "it's for the best", and also the sacrifices people are willing to make for the ones they love. I loved this film, and I plan to re-watch it at every opportunity.
  Cindy I Super Reviewer
• Nov 02, 2007

  Classic romantic trajedy. Vivien Leigh is outstanding.
  A B Super Reviewer

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