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The Mudlark (1950)

Dir: Jean Negulesco         Drama       stars 3
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The Mudlark is a British-American film first released in 1950, directed by Jean Negulesco.  The film stars Irene Dunne, Alec Guinness, Andrew Ray and Beatrice Campbell.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.


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Credits
  • Director: Jean Negulesco
  • Script: Nunnally Johnson, Theodore Bonnet
  • Photo: Georges Périnal
  • Music: William Alwyn
  • Cast: Irene Dunne (Queen Victoria), Alec Guinness (Benjamin Disraeli), Andrew Ray (Wheeler, the Mudlark), Beatrice Campbell (Lady Emily Prior), Finlay Currie (John Brown), Anthony Steel (Lieutenant Charles McHatten), Raymond Lovell (Sergeant Footman Naseby), Marjorie Fielding (Lady Margaret Prior), Constance Smith (Kate Noonan), Edward Rigby (The Watchman), Ronan O’Casey (Slattery), Pamela Arliss (Princess Christian), Michael Brooke (Prince Albert), Ernest Clark (Hammond), Patricia Davidson (A Maid in Windsor Castle), George Dillon (Jailer), Howard Douglas (Broom), Paul Garrard (Petey), Alan Gordon (Disraeli’s Valet), Marjorie Gresley (Meg Bowles), Bob Head (Dandy Fritch), Patricia Hitchcock (Bit Part), Wilfrid Hyde-White (Tucker), Vi Kaley (Mrs. Feeney), Eric Messiter (Police Lieutenant Ash), Leonard Morris (Hooker Morgan), Richard Nairne (Didbit), Kynaston Reeves (General Sir Ponsonby), Grace Denbigh Russell (Queen’s Maid), Ian Selby (Prince Christian), Leonard Sharp (Ben Fox), Jean Short (Victoria), Robin Stevens (Herbert), Vi Stevens (Mrs. Dawkins), William Strange (Sparrow), Maurice Warren (Christian), Freddie Watts (Iron George), Yoshihide Yanai (Ah Hook)
  • Country: UK / USA
  • Language: English
  • Runtime: 99 min; B&W


 
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