The Prince and the Pauper (1937) - film review

Adventure / Drama / Family

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The Prince and the Pauper is an American adventure film first released in 1937, directed by William Keighley and William Dieterle. The film stars Errol Flynn, Claude Rains, Henry Stephenson, Barton MacLane and Billy Mauch. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: William Keighley, William Dieterle
Script: Mark Twain, Laird Doyle, Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Music: Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Cast: Errol Flynn (Miles Hendon), Claude Rains (Earl of Hertford), Henry Stephenson (Duke of Norfolk), Barton MacLane (John Canty), Billy Mauch (Tom Canty), Robert J. Mauch (Prince Edward), Alan Hale (Captain of the Guard), Eric Portman (First Lord), Lionel Pape (Second Lord), Leonard Willey (Third Lord), Murray Kinnell (Hugo), Halliwell Hobbes (Archbishop), Phyllis Barry (Barmaid), Ivan F. Simpson (Clemens), Montagu Love (Henry VIII), Fritz Leiber (Father Andrew), Elspeth Dudgeon (Grandmother Canty), Mary Field (Mrs. Canty), Forrester Harvey (Meaty Man), Joan Valerie (Lady Jane Seymour), Lester Matthews (St. John), Robert Adair (First Guard), Harry Cording (Second Guard), Robert Warwick (Lord Warwick), Rex Evans (Rich Man), Holmes Herbert (First Doctor), Ian Maclaren (Second Doctor), Anne Howard (Lady Jane Grey), Gwendolyn Jones (Lady Elizabeth), Lionel Braham (Ruffler), Harry Beresford (The Watch), Lionel Belmore (Innkeeper), Ian Wolfe (Proprietor), St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Choristers (Choir), Jimmy Aubrey (Tramp), Frank Baker (Man at inn), Daisy Belmore (Cockney), Wilson Benge (Man at inn), Frank Benson (Beggar), Jack Best, Ted Billings (Tinker), Sidney Bracey (Man in window), Peter Bronte (Man at inn), George Broughton (Man at inn), George Bunny (Cockney), Rita Carlyle, Charles Coleman (Watchman), Edward Cooper (Presbyter), Robert Cory, Kay Deslys, Larry Dods (Horseman), Harry Duff (Urchin), Fred Ellis (Urchin), Peter Ellis (Urchin), Harold Entwistle (Old man), Leslie Francis (Man at inn), Douglas Gordon, Hubert F. Greenwood (Archbishop), Frank Hagney (Beggar), Edward Harvey (Lord), Leyland Hodgson (Watchman #1), Noel Kennedy (Urchin #1), Colin Kenny (Watchman #2), George Kirby (Proprietor of inn), Raymond Lawrence (Lord), Connie Leon, Billy Maguire (Urchin #2), Charles McNaughton (Ugly man), Doreen Munroe, Ottola Nesmith (Lady in Waiting), Mrs. Wilfrid North (Lady in Waiting), Elsie Prescott (Woman in window), Jack Richardson (Beggar), Tom Ricketts (Sexton ringing bell), Clifford Severn (Urchin #3), Yorke Sherwood (Innkeeper), Charlie Simpson (Cockney), Eric Snowden (Cockney), John Graham Spacey (Petty Officer), Ernie Stanton (Guard), Will Stanton (Man in crowd), Spencer Teakle (Man at inn), Lotus Thompson (Lady in Waiting), Cyril Thornton (Man at inn), Leo White (Jester), Tom Wilson (One-eyed beggar), Claude Wisberg
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 118 min; B&W

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