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Dorothy Broomham
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Costume Designer
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Dorothy Broomham is known for
You Can't Do Without Love (1944)
,
Turned Out Nice Again (1941)
and
Spare a Copper (1940)
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Known for
You Can't Do Without Love
6.2
Costume Department
1944
Turned Out Nice Again
6.3
Costume Department
1941
Spare a Copper
6.1
Costume Department
(as D. Broomham)
1940
George in Civvy Street
6.6
Costume Designer
(dresses)
1946
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Costume Department
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The Root of All Evil
6.7
dresses: Miss Calvert
1947
Secret Flight
6.5
costumes: Ms. Mathews
1946
I Didn't Do It
6.3
dress designs
1945
You Can't Do Without Love
6.2
dress designs
1944
The Goose Steps Out
6.5
dress designer
(uncredited)
1942
Turned Out Nice Again
6.3
wardrobe
1941
Spare a Copper
6.1
wardrobe
(as D. Broomham)
1940
Costume Designer
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6
Her Panelled Door
6.9
Costume Designer
1950
Men of Two Worlds
5.5
Costume Designer
1946
George in Civvy Street
6.6
Costume Designer
(dresses)
1946
He Snoops to Conquer
6.4
Costume Designer
(dresses)
1945
Ships with Wings
5.5
Costume Designer
(as Dorothy Broomham of Ealing Studios, the dresses designed and executed by the following leading London Fashion Houses: in conjunction with)
1941
Come on George!
6.3
Costume Designer
(dresses, uncredited)
1939
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D. Broomham
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