Hearts of Humanity (1936) - film review

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Hearts of Humanity is a British film first released in 1936, directed by John Baxter. The film stars Bransby Williams, Wilfred Walter, Cathleen Nesbitt, Pamela Randall and Eric Portman. It has also been released under the title: The Crypt. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: John Baxter
Script: Herbert Ayres, Gerald Elliott, Jack Francis, Geoffrey Orme
Photo: Jack Parker
Music: Kennedy Russell
Cast: Bransby Williams (Mike Timmins), Wilfred Walter (Rev. John Maitland), Cathleen Nesbitt (Mrs. Bamford), Pamela Randall (Ann Bamford), Eric Portman (Jack Clinton), Hay Petrie (Alf Hooper), J. Fisher White (Dad), Fred Duprez (Manager), Patric Curwen, Mark Daly, Edgar Driver (Titch), Lucille La Verne, Howard Douglas, Robert English, Ian Fleming (Rector), Teddy Joyce (Orchestra leader), David Keir, Stanley Kirby (Lancashire man), Hubert Leslie, Robert McLachlan (Minor role), Leonard Morris, Billy Percy, Roy Raymond, Teddy Reilly (Himself), Stanelli (Herbert the ’Vagabond Violinist’), John Turnbull, Freddie Watts (Peddler)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: ?; B&W
Aka: The Crypt

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