The Man Who Could Work Miracles (1936) - film review

Comedy / Fantasy

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The Man Who Could Work Miracles is a British film comedy first released in 1936, directed by Lothar Mendes. The film stars Roland Young, Ralph Richardson, Edward Chapman, Ernest Thesiger and Joan Gardner. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Lothar Mendes
Script: H.G. Wells, Lajos Biró
Photo: Harold Rosson
Music: Mischa Spoliansky
Cast: Roland Young (George McWhirter Fotheringay), Ralph Richardson (Colonel Winstanley), Edward Chapman (Major Grigsby), Ernest Thesiger (Mr. Maydig), Joan Gardner (Ada Price), Sophie Stewart (Maggie Hooper), Robert Cochran (Bill Stoker), Lady Tree (Mr. Maydig’s Housekeeper), Laurence Hanray (Mr. Bamfylde, Londong Essex Bank), George Zucco (Moody, Colonel Winstanley’s Butler), Wallace Lupino (Police Constable Winch), Joan Hickson (Effie Brickman), Wally Patch (Police Superintendant Smithelle), Mark Daly (Toddy Beamish), George Sanders (Indifference), Ivan Brandt (Player), Torin Thatcher (Observer), Jane Baxter (Bit Part), Olga Edwardes (Undetermined role), Gertrude Musgrove (Effie Brickman), Bernard Nedell (Reporter), Michael Rennie (Bit Part), Ernest Sefton (Reporter), Nigel Stock (Office Boy), Ben Welden (Reporter), Bruce Winston (Mr. Cox, Landlord of the Long Dragon Pub)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 82 min; B&W

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