The Black Rose (1950)

Dir: Henry Hathaway Adventure / History stars 3

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The Black Rose is a British adventure film first released in 1950, directed by Henry Hathaway. The film is based on a novel by Thomas B. Costain and stars Tyrone Power, Orson Welles, Cécile Aubry, Jack Hawkins and Michael Rennie. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Henry Hathaway
Script: Thomas B. Costain (novel), Talbot Jennings
Photo: Jack Cardiff
Music: Richard Addinsell
Cast: Tyrone Power (Walter of Gurnie), Orson Welles (Bayan), Cécile Aubry (Maryam), Jack Hawkins (Tristram Griffin), Michael Rennie (King Edward), Finlay Currie (Alfgar), Herbert Lom (Anthemus), Mary Clare (Countess Eleanor of Lessford), Robert Blake (Mahmoud), Alfonso Bedoya (Lu Chung), Gibb McLaughlin (Wilderkin), James Robertson Justice (Simeon Beautrie), Henry Oscar (Friar Roger Bacon), Laurence Harvey (Edmond), Itto Bent Lahcen, Rufus Cruikshank (Dickon), Peter Drury (Young man), Valéry Inkijinoff (Chinese Minister), Carl Jaffe (Officer), Ley On (Chinese Captain), Madame Phang (Empress of China), Hilary Pritchard (Hal, the Miller), Torin Thatcher (Harry), Ben Williams (Guard), George Woodbridge (Warder), Peter Sellers (Voice for Alfonso Bedoya)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 120 min

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