Storm in a Teacup is a 1937 British romantic comedy film directed by Ian Dalrymple and Victor Saville and starring Vivien Leigh, Rex Harrison, Cecil Parker, and Sara Allgood. <br /><br />Journalist Frank Burdon (Rex Harrison) works for a tiny Scottish paper. He is sent to write a light piece about government official Willie Gow (Cecil Parker), but decides to pen a more critical story when he sees Gow deny a local woman ownership of her dog because she can't pay for the animal's license. The article damages Willie's reputation and sparking a rivalry between the two men. Matters are further complicated when Frank falls for Willie's daughter, Vickie (Vivien Leigh). <br /><br />Credits: <br />Vivien Leigh as Victoria Gow <br />Rex Harrison as Frank Burdon <br />Cecil Parker as Provost William Gow <br />Sara Allgood as Honoria Hegarty <br />Ursula Jeans as Lisbet Skirving <br />Gus McNaughton in Sidewalks of London (1938) <br />Gus McNaughton s Horace Skirving <br />Edgar K. Bruce as McKellar (as Edgar Bruce) <br />Robert Hale as Lord Skerryvore <br />Quinton McPherson as Baillie Callender (as Quinton Macpherson) <br />Arthur Wontner as Fiscal <br />Eliot Makeham as Sheriff <br />George Pughe as Menzies <br />Arthur Seaton as Police Sergeant <br />Cecil Mannering as Police Constable <br />Ivor Barnard as Watkins <br />Cyril Smith as Councillor <br />W.G. Fay as Michael Cassidy <br />Scruffy as Patsy <br />Rest of cast listed alphabetically <br />Robin Burns as Man in Crowd (uncredited) <br />Thomas Gallagher as Man in Court (uncredited) <br />Cameron Hall as Chauffeur (uncredited) <br />Victor Harrington as Man Outside Sheriff's Court (uncredited) <br />Stuart Hibberd as News Reader (uncredited) <br />Mervyn Johns as Court Bailiff (uncredited) <br />Charles Paton as Guest at Official Dinner (uncredited) <br />Ernest Roberts - Minor Role (uncredited) <br /><br />Soundtracks: <br /><br />Bonnie Dundee (uncredited) <br />Traditional <br />Arranged by Frederic Lewis <br /><br />Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a Bow-Wow (uncredited) <br />Written by Joseph Tabrar <br /><br />Two Hearts in the Night (uncredited) <br />Music by Lionel Salter <br /><br />The Black Bear (uncredited) Traditional <br />[Played when the Provost enters the hall] <br /><br />Scotland the Brave (uncredited) Traditional <br />[Played when the Provost enters the hall] <br /><br />Where, Oh Where, Has My Little Dog Gone? (uncredited) <br />Music from German folk song, "Lauterbach hab' ich mein' Strumpf verlor'n" <br />Words by Septimus Winner
