Caravan + Introduction by Jean Kent
Jean Kent starred in a number of Gainsborough melodramas in the 1940s. Now 90, the exuberant actor discusses her role as a seductive gypsy in Alan Crabtree's Caravan (1946), and her subsequent fame.
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