The King’s Vacation (1933) - film review

Comedy

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The King’s Vacation is an American film comedy first released in 1933, directed by John G. Adolfi. The film stars George Arliss, Marjorie Gateson and Dudley Digges. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: John G. Adolfi
Script: Ernest Pascal, Maude T. Howell
Music: Bernhard Kaun
Cast: George Arliss (Phillip, the King), Marjorie Gateson (Mrs. Helen Everon), Dudley Digges (Count Rayburn, the Lord Chamberlain), Patricia Ellis (Millicent ’Millie’), Florence Arliss (Margaret, the Queen), Dick Powell (John Kent), O.P. Heggie (Tom Thorpe), Vernon Steele (Mac Barstow), James Bell (Anderson, the Assassin), Alan Birmingham (Baron Munsie), Betty Blythe (Mrs. Clarence Langley), Charles Coleman (Thompson, Helen’s Servant at the Palace), Gino Corrado (Headwaiter), Charles E. Evans (The Page), Helena Phillips Evans (Comtesse De La Shayne), Douglas Gerrard (Count Gouvain), Maynard Holmes (One of the Burnham Offspring), Maude Leslie (Amalia), Harold Minjir (Fred Neerhoff), Paul Panzer (Extra Behind Assassin in Crowd), Russ Powell (Joseph P. Burnham), Desmond Roberts (Dolan, Sergeant Footman), Ellinor Vanderveer (Autograph Seeker), Leo White (Reporter), Pat Wing (Autograph Seeker), Toby Wing (Autograph Seeker)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 61 min; B&W

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