The Son of Monte Cristo (1940)

Dir: Rowland V. Lee Action / Adventure stars 3

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The Son of Monte Cristo is an American action film first released in 1940, directed by Rowland V. Lee. The film stars Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett, George Sanders, Florence Bates and Lionel Royce. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Rowland V. Lee
Script: George Bruce
Photo: George Robinson
Music: Edward Ward
Cast: Louis Hayward (Edmund Dantes Jr.), Joan Bennett (Grand Duchess Zona of Lichtenburg), George Sanders (General Gurko Lanen), Florence Bates (Countess Mathilde Von Braun), Lionel Royce (Colonel Zimmerman), Montagu Love (Prime Minister Baron Von Neuhoff), Ian Wolfe (Conrad Stadt), Clayton Moore (Lieutenant Fritz Dorner), Ralph Byrd (William Gluck), Georges Renavent (Marquis de Chatante), Michael Visaroff (Prince Paul Pavlov), Rand Brooks (Hans Mirbach), Theodore von Eltz (Captain), James Seay (Lieutenant Stone), Henry Brandon (Lt. Schultz), Jack Mulhall (Schmidt), Edward Keane (Turnkey), Ernie Adams (Informer), Stanley Andrews (Turnkey), Maurice Cass (Max, Tailor), Michael Mark (Archbishop), Charles Trowbridge (Priest), Ted Oliver (Turnkey), Wyndham Standing (Chamberlain), Lionel Belmore (Hercules Snyder), Margaret Fealy (Mrs. Snyder), Charles Waldron (Kurt Mirbach), George Barrows (Bit Role), Ted Billings (Extra in Mirbach’s Shop), Stanley Blystone (Max), Dick Curtis (Guard), Donald Curtis (Guard), Franklyn Farnum (Friend of Von Neuhoff), Dwight Frye (Pavlov’s secretary), Lawrence Grant (Baron), Chuck Hamilton (Guard), Leyland Hodgson (Wedding Guard), Jerry Jerome (Bit Role), George Lollier (Bit Role), Walter McGrail (Bit Role), Alberto Morin (Friend of Von Neuhoff), Edmund Mortimer (Officer), Dirk Thane (Bit Role), Victor Zimmerman (Bit Role)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 102 min; B&W

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