The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders (1965)

Dir: Terence Young Comedy / Romance stars 3

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The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders is a British comedy romance film first released in 1965, directed by Terence Young. The film is based on a novel by Daniel Defoe and stars Kim Novak, Claire Ufland, Richard Johnson, Angela Lansbury and Leo McKern. It has also been released under the title: Moll Flanders. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Terence Young
Script: Denis Cannan, Daniel Defoe (novel), Roland Kibbee
Photo: Ted Moore
Music: John Addison
Cast: Kim Novak (Moll Flanders), Claire Ufland (Young Moll), Richard Johnson (Jemmy), Angela Lansbury (Lady Blystone), Leo McKern (Squint), Vittorio De Sica (The Count), George Sanders (The Banker), Lilli Palmer (Dutchy), Peter Butterworth (Grunt), Noel Howlett (Bishop), Dandy Nichols (Orphanage Superintendant), Cecil Parker (The Mayor), Barbara Couper (The Mayor’s wife), Daniel Massey (Elder Brother), Derren Nesbitt (Younger Brother), Ingrid Hafner (Elder Sister), June Watts (Younger Sister), Anthony Dawson (Officer of Dragoons), Judith Furse (Miss Glowber), Roger Livesey (Drunken Parson), Jess Conrad (First Mohock), Noel Harrison (Second Mohock), Alex Scott (Third Mohock), Alexis Kanner (Fourth Mohock), Mary Merrall (A Lady), Richard Wattis (Jeweler), Terence Lodge (Draper), Basil Dignam (Lawyer), Reginald Beckwith (Doctor), David Hutcheson (Doctor), David Lodge (Ship’s captain), Lionel Long (Singer in Prison), Hugh Griffith (Prison Governor), Michael Trubshawe (Lord Mayor of London), Richard Goolden (The Ordinary), Leonard Sachs (Prison Doctor), Michael Brennan (The Turnkey), Liam Redmond (Convict Ship Captain), Neville Jason (Convict Ship Officer), Bernard Lee (Landlord), Desmond Llewelyn (Jailer)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 126 min
Aka: Moll Flanders

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