Lorna Doone (1934) - film review

Drama / Adventure

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Lorna Doone is a British adventure film first released in 1934, directed by Basil Dean. The film is based on a novel by R.D. Blackmore and stars Victoria Hopper, John Loder, Margaret Lockwood, Roy Emerton and Mary Clare. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Basil Dean
Script: R.D. Blackmore (novel), Dorothy Farnum, Miles Malleson, Gordon Wellesley
Photo: Robert Martin
Music: C. Armstrong Gibbs
Cast: Victoria Hopper (Lorna Doone), John Loder (John Ridd), Margaret Lockwood (Annie Ridd), Roy Emerton (Carver Doone), Mary Clare (Mistress Sara Ridd), Edward Rigby (Reuben ’Uncle Ben’ Huckaback), Roger Livesey (Tom Faggus), George Curzon (King James II), D.A. Clarke-Smith (Counsellor Doone), Laurence Hanray (Parson Bowden), Amy Veness (Betty Muxworthy), Eliot Makeham (John Fry), Wyndham Goldie (Chief Judge Jeffries (London)), Frank Cellier (Capt. Jeremy Stickles), Herbert Lomas (Sir Ensor Doone), Peggy Blythe (Girl), Peter Penrose (Young John Ridd (1673)), Thea Holme (Girl), Tosca von Bissing (Woman), Arthur Hambling (Soldier), Alexis France (Young Lorna Doone (1673)), June Holden (Girl)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 90 min; B&W

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