Director: Tim Whelan

Writer: Clemence Dane

Music: Arthur Johnston

Producer: Erich Pommer

Keywords: Comedy

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Larry Adler	Musician	10-Feb-1914	6-Aug-2001	Mouth organ virtuoso
Tyrone Guthrie	Theater Director	2-Jul-1900	15-May-1971	Influential Anglo-Irish theatre director
Rex Harrison	Actor	5-Mar-1908	2-Jun-1990	My Fair Lady
Charles Laughton	Actor	1-Jul-1899	15-Dec-1962	Island of Lost Souls
Vivien Leigh	Actor	5-Nov-1913	8-Jul-1967	Gone With The Wind

CAST

Charles Laughton	...   Charles Saggers
with
Vivien Leigh	...   Libby
Rex Harrison	...   Harley Prentiss
Larry Adler	...   Constantine
Tyrone Guthrie	...   Gentry
Maire O'Neill	...   Mrs. Such
Gus McNaughton	...   Arthur Smith
Polly Ward	...   Frankie
Basil Gill	...   Magistrate
Helen Haye	...   Lady Selena
David Burns	...   Hackett
Phyllis Stanley	...   Della Fordingbridge
Edward Lexy	...   Mr. Such
Clare Greet	...   Old Maud
Alf Goddard	...   Doggie
Cyril Smith	...   Blackface
Romilly Lunge	...   Jan Duchesi
Ronald Ward	...   Jack Temperley
Carroll Gibbons	...   Himself
and His Orchestra	...   Themselves
The Luna Boys	...   Themselves

REVIEWS

Review by John Levin (posted on 20-Sep-2007)

This film must have meant a lot to Charles Laughton. He co-produced it with Erich Pommer in 1938 after starring in an impressive string of roles in America. He plays a street musician named Charles who happens to be 39 years of age as was Laughton at the time. His character is a man who isn't quite good enough as an artist and as a man. As a foretaste to his Quasimodo the following year, one can only guess what personal demons Mr Laughton was trying to exorcise. I DO like the character he portrays and I think this is worth a look.

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