The Love Lottery (1954)

Dir: Charles Crichton Comedy / Musical / Romance stars 3

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The Love Lottery is a British comedy romance film first released in 1954, directed by Charles Crichton. The film stars David Niven, Peggy Cummins, Anne Vernon, Herbert Lom and Charles Victor. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Charles Crichton
Script: Charles Neilson-Terry, Zelma Bramley Moore, Harry Kurnitz, Monja Danischewsky
Photo: Douglas Slocombe
Music: Benjamin Frankel
Cast: David Niven (Rex Allerton), Peggy Cummins (Sally), Anne Vernon (Jane Dubois), Herbert Lom (André Amico), Charles Victor (Jennings), Gordon Jackson (Ralph), Felix Aylmer (Winant), Hugh McDermott (Rodney Wheeler), Stanley Maxted (Oliver Stanton), June Clyde (Viola), John Chandos (Gulliver Kee, Chinaman), Theodore Bikel (Parsimonious), Sebastian Cabot (Suarez), Eugene Deckers (Vernet), Andreas Malandrinos (Fodor), Michael Alexander (Unspecified role), Nelly Arno (Russian Woman), Mark Baker (Maxie), Gabrielle Blunt (Doreen), Humphrey Bogart (Himself: Cameo Appearance), Alexis Chesnakov (Russian), Michael Craig (Cameraman assistant), John Glyn-Jones (Prince Boris), Boscoe Holder (Faith-Healer), Hattie Jacques (Chambermaid), Helena Pickard (Sally’s Mother), Marcel Poncin (Priest), Nicholas Stuart (American Radio Announcer), Michael Ward (Receptionist)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 89 min

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