William Hartnell Collection

Colour lobby card for Brighton Rock (1947)
Alan Wheatley, William Hartnell and Richard Attenborough in a front of the house image for the release of Brighton Rock

William Hartnell in Brighton Rock (1947)
William Hartnell in a passionate embrace with Virginia Winter in a portrait taken for the release of John Boultings Brighton Rock

Judy and Dallow from Brighton Rock (1947)
William Hartnell and Virgina Winter in character embrace in a promotional image for the release of John Boultings Brighton Rock

A scene from Brighton Rock (1947)
William Hartnell as Dallow and Richard Attenborough as Pinkie in a moment taken from John Boultings Brighton Rock, based on Graham Greenes novel

A portrait of William Hartnell
Taken for the release of Brighton Rock in 1947 a portrait of actor William Hartnell in a smart suit

A production portrait from Brighton Rock (1947)
A portrait of actor William Hartnell

Brighton Rock
Dallow (William Hartnell) and Prewitt (Harcourt Williams) look on from the top of the stairs

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William Hartnell, the legendary British actor, showcased his immense talent in the gripping crime drama "Brighton Rock" (1947). In this captivating film, Hartnell's performance shines brightly as he brings depth and complexity to his character. The vibrant colour lobby cards for "Brighton Rock" capture the essence of this thrilling story, drawing audiences into a world of danger and intrigue. As part of the film's publicity campaign, Hartnell's presence adds an air of authenticity and gravitas. His portrayal is both commanding and nuanced, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. Alongside Judy and Dallow from "Brighton Rock, " Hartnell effortlessly immerses himself in their tumultuous lives, creating palpable tension on screen. A scene from the movie showcases Hartnell's ability to captivate audiences with his powerful presence. Production portraits further highlight his versatility as an actor, capturing different facets of his character with each shot. Through these images and performances in "Brighton Rock, " William Hartnell solidifies himself as a true force in cinema history – an artist who leaves an indelible mark on every project he undertakes.