Young Bess (1953)

Dir: George Sidney Drama stars 3

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Young Bess is an American film first released in 1953, directed by George Sidney. The film stars Jean Simmons, Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr, Charles Laughton and Kay Walsh. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: George Sidney
Script: Margaret Irwin, Jan Lustig, Arthur Wimperis
Photo: Charles Rosher
Music: Miklós Rózsa
Cast: Jean Simmons (Young Bess (Queen Elizabeth I)), Stewart Granger (Thomas Seymour), Deborah Kerr (Catherine Parr), Charles Laughton (King Henry VIII), Kay Walsh (Mrs. Ashley), Guy Rolfe (Ned Seymour), Kathleen Byron (Ann Seymour), Cecil Kellaway (Mr. Parry), Rex Thompson (Prince Edward), Robert Arthur (Barnaby), Leo G. Carroll (Mr. Mums), Norma Varden (Lady Tyrwhitt), Alan Napier (Robert Tyrwhitt), Noreen Corcoran (Bess as a child), Ivan Triesault (Danish Envoy), Elaine Stewart (Anne Boleyn), Dawn Addams (Kate Howard), Doris Lloyd (Mother Jack), Lumsden Hare (Archbishop Cranmer), Lester Matthews (Sir William Paget), David Cavendish (Council Man), Frank Eldredge (English Officer), Sam Harris (Bit Part), Charles Keane (Halberdier), Raymond Lawrence (Bit Part), Fee Malten (Woman), Clive Morgan (Bit Part), Carl Saxe (Executioner), John Sheffield (English Officer), Reginald Sheffield (Court Recorder), John Trueman (Yeoman), Ann Tyrrell (Mary), Patrick Whyte (Officer), Ian Wolfe (Stranger)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 112 min

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