The Blind Goddess (1948) - film review

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The Blind Goddess is a British film first released in 1948, directed by Harold French. The film stars Eric Portman, Anne Crawford, Hugh Williams, Michael Denison and Claire Bloom. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Harold French
Script: Muriel Box, Sydney Box, Patrick Hastings
Photo: Ray Elton
Music: Dr. Bernard Grun
Cast: Eric Portman (Sir John Dearing), Anne Crawford (Lady Brasted), Hugh Williams (Lord Brasted), Michael Denison (Derek Waterhouse), Claire Bloom (Mary Dearing), Nora Swinburne (Lady Dearing), Raymond Lovell (Mainwaring), Frank Cellier (The Judge), Clive Morton (Mersel), Maurice Denham (Lord Brasted’s Butler), Cecil Bevan (Morton), Elspet Gray (Daphne Dearing), Martin Benson (Count Mikla), Carl Jaffe (Meyer), Martin Miller (Mario), Marcel Poncin (Bertoni), Cyril Chamberlain (Policeman), Geoffrey Denton (Foreman of the Jury), Thora Hird (Derek`s Charwoman), Noel Howlett (Court Usher), Philip Saville (Mainwaring`s Junior), John Stone (Sir John`s Junior), Rosemary Treston (Helen)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 87 min; B&W

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