Salvatore Papa as Dante Alighieri
Arturo Pirovano as Virgilio
Giuseppe de Liguoro as Il conte Ugolino
Augusto Milla as Lucifer
Attilio Motta
Emilise Beretta
James Berry ... King Henry VI
Alfred Brydone ... King Edward IV
Kathleen Yorke ... Edward, Prince of Wales
Murray Carrington ... George, Duke of Clarence
Frank R. Benson ... Richard III
Eric Maxon ... Henry, Earl of Richmond
Moffat Johnston ... Duke of Buckingham
James Maclean ... Duke of Norfolk
Victor McClure ... Earl of Surrey, his son
R.L. Conrick ... Earl Rivers (as R.I. Connick)
George Manship ... Earl of Oxford
Harry Caine ... Lord Hastings
Wilfrid Caithness ... Lord Stanley
L. Rupert L. Rupert ... Sir Richard Ratcliff
H. James H. James ... Sir James Tyrrel
Alfred Wild ... Sir William Catesby
Cecil Dighton ... Sir James Blount
John Howell ... Sir Robert Brackenbury
J. Victor ... Lord Mayor of London
H.O. Nicholson ... First murderer
John Gregson as Inspector Parnell
Robert Shaw as Marlow
Alec Clunes as Anthony Chester
Alan Wheatley as Assistant Commissioner Bewley
Kenneth Cope as Sergeant Grey
Ernest Clark as Dr Towers
Piers Bishop as Jonathan Chester
Helen Cherry as Robbie
William Hartnell as Freddie Maddox
Betty McDowall as Mrs Parnell
Harry Fowler as Smiley
Renée Houston as Masie Maddox
Alan Curtis as Inspector
Noel Howlett as Brain specialist
Trevor Reid as Q Detective
Ray Smith as Briggs
George Cole
George Potts
Oskar Homolka
Zekov
Wilfrid Hyde-White
Geoffrey Sumner
Pike
Richard Wattis
Barnes
Nadia Gray
Tania Ivanova
Edwin Styles
Barworth Super
Directed by Herbert Wilcox
Written by
Pamela Bower
Michael Wilding as Phillip Trent
Margaret Lockwood as Margaret Manderson
Orson Welles as Sigsbee Manderson
John McCallum as John Marlowe
Miles Malleson as Burton Cupples
Hugh McDermott as Calvin C. Bunner
Jack McNaughton as Mr Martin, the butler
Sam Kydd as Inspector Murch
Henry Edwards as Coroner
Geoffrey Bayldon as Reporter in court
Robert Cawdron as PC
John Chandos as Tim O'Rielly
Ben Williams as Jimmy, the reporter
Kenneth Williams as Horace Evans, the junior gardener
Herbert Lom as Governor Santos
Mercedes McCambridge as Thelma Diaz
Maria Schell as Leonie Caroll
Maria Rohm as Marie, #99
Rosalba Neri as Zoie, #76
Elisa Montes as Helga, #97
Luciana Paluzzi as Natalie Mendoza, #98
Valentina Godoy as Rosalie, #81
José Maria Blanco as Doctor
Karl-Arne Holmsten
Ragnar af Ernstam
Anita Björk
Siv
Anders Nyström
Elsie Albiin
Eva af Ernstam
Sture Lagerwall
Georg Essman
Olav Riégo
Dr. Häger
Mona Malm
Marianne
Naima Wifstrand
Doris af Ernstam
Erik Berglund
Urban af Ernstam
Julia Cæsar
Berta
Erik Hell
Edvin
Gerd Hagman
Christina
Wiktor Andersson
Birger Åsander
Ivar Kåge
Greve Clemens af Ernstam
John Melin
Peter Lindgren
Pastorn
Erik Forslund
Helge Karlsson
Directed by Francis Searle
Written by Leo Marks
Robert Preston as John Graham
Elizabeth Sellars as Carol Graham
Colin Tapley as Inspector Davis
Sheila Burrell as Lorna Dawson
Harold Lang as Mickie Fraser / Kid Python
Mary Germaine as Peggy Reece
George Woodbridge as Sergeant Ritchie
Lyn Evans as Chuck Peters
Thomas Heathcote as Jackie
Edith Sharpe as Mrs. Reece
Daphne Anderson as Kate
Edward Lexy as Cardew
James Mills as Thompson
Noel Howlett as Johnson
Martin Boddey as Desk Sergeant
Directed by Franz Osten
Written by W.A Burton
Max Jungk
Niranjan Pal (story)
Produced by Nadine Luque
Tim Pearce
Himansu Rai
Bruce Wolfe
Starring Seeta Devi
Himansu Rai
Charu Roy
Modhu Bose
Yakov Protazanov, Yuliya Solntseva, Igor Ilyinsky and Nikolai Tsereteli
Charles Hawtrey as Horace Parker
E. Holman Clark as Ramiel
Chrissie Bell as Minnie Templer
Frank Hector as Arthur Dicey
Hubert Willis as a tramp
Kate Tyndale as Aunt Martha
Evelyn Beaumont as Bella
Eileen Temple as Mrs. Claremce
R. Crompton as the God of Mars
B. Stanmore as the wounded man
Tonie Reith as the wounded man’s wife
Directed by Charles Crichton
Written by T.E.B. Clarke
Michael Pertwee
J. Elder Wills
Robert Beatty as Father Philip Elliot
Simone Signoret as Michèle Denis
Jack Warner as Max Cronk
Gordon Jackson as Scotty Duncan
Paul Dupuis as Jacques Picquart
Gisèle Préville as Julie
James Robertson Justice as Ackerman
André Morell as Abbott
Eugene Deckers as Marcel van Hecke
John Slater as Emile Meyer
Peter Illing as Andrew
Sybille Binder as Florence Malou
Andrew Blackett as Frankie
Arthur Lawrence as Capt. Verreker
Directed by
Robert Vas
Laszlo Marton ... (writer)
Robert Vas ... (writer)Cast
Bill Collins
Abdul Hamid Khan
Tibor Molnár
Leonard Ryland
Directed by John Ford
Written by Dale Van Every
Frank "Spig" Wead
Ralph Bellamy as Mike Miller
Gloria Stuart as Ruth Barnes
Pat O'Brien as "Duke" Talbot
Slim Summerville as "Slim" McCune (as "Slim" Summerville)
Lilian Bond as Irene Wilkins
Russell Hopton as "Dizzy" Wilkins
David Landau as "Pop"
Leslie Fenton as Tony Dressel
Frank Albertson as Tommy Bogan
Hans Fuerberg as "Heinie" Kramer
Thomas Carrigan as "Sleepy" Collins (as Tom Carrigan)
William Daly as "Tex" Lane
Directed by David MacDonald
Written by
H.F. Maltby
Charles Reade (novel)
Tod Slaughter as Squire John Meadows
Jack Livesey as Tom Robinson
Marjorie Taylor as Susan Merton
Ian Colin as George Fielding
Laurence Hanray as Lawyer Crawley
D.J. Williams as Farmer Merton
Roy Russell as Reverend Mr. Eden
John Singer as Matthew Josephs
Leonard Sharp as Bradshaw
Mavis Villiers as Betty
Cecil Bevan as Prison Inspector
Douglas Stewart as Prison Inspector
Jack Vyvian as Innkeeper
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Anny Ondra as Alice White
Sara Allgood as Mrs. White
Charles Paton as Mr. White
John Longden as Detective Frank Webber
Donald Calthrop as Tracy
Cyril Ritchard as Mr. Crewe, an artist
Hannah Jones as the landlady
Harvey Braban as the Chief Inspector (sound version)
Johnny Ashby as boy
Joan Barry as Alice White (voice)
Johnny Butt as Sergeant
Phyllis Konstam as gossiping neighbour
Sam Livesey as the Chief Inspector (silent version)
Phyllis Monkman as gossip woman
Percy Parsons as crook
Johnny Ashby as Boy (uncredited)
Directed by Heinz Schall
Written by
Martin Jørgensen
Louis Levy
Produced by Alfred Duskes
Starring Asta Nielsen
Constance Bennett as Helen Hall
Franchot Tone as Douglas Hall
Tullio Carminati as Le Maire
Helen Westley as Mrs. Morris
Russ Columbo as Himself
The Boswell Sisters as Themselves
Richard Tauber as Franz Schubert
Jane Baxter as Vicki Wimpassinger
Carl Esmond as Count Rudi Von Hohenberg
Athene Seyler as Archduchess Maria Victoria
Paul Graetz as Alois Wimpassinger
Charles Carson as Lafont
Marguerite Allan as Baroness
Edward Chapman as Mayrhofer
Lester Matthews as Schwind
Gibb McLaughlin as Bauernfeld
Ivan Samson as Hutten Bremmer
Frederick Lloyd as Police Captain
Cecil Ramage as Vogl
Bertha Belmore as Madame
Hugh Dempster as Will
Spencer Trevor as Colonel
Bruce Winston as Fat Man
Directed by Henry Cass
Written by Norman Hudis
Tom Conway as Tom 'Duke' Martin
Michael Balfour as Barney
Honor Blackman as Paula Grant / Paula Jackson
Brian Worth as Johnny Matlock
Bruce Seton as Webb
Freddie Mills as Pat
Alexander Gauge as MacAllister
John Horsley as Michael Matlock
Paddy Webster as Diane Grant
John Colicos as First Kidnapper
Larry Taylor as Second Kidnapper
Arthur Lowe as Mitchell
Frederick Schrecker as Professor Dohlmann
Marla Landi
Terry Savarese
June Thorburn
Paul Carpenter
Bob Bartlett
Jan Holden
Wilfred Fletcher
Christine Silver
Becky Crumb
Ronnie Stevens
Charles Farrell
Posh Peterson
Alexander Gauge
Mr. Arnold
Nora Nicholson
Rachael Crumb
Anita Sharp-Bolster
Trevor Reid
Colin Douglas
Martin
Elsie Waters as Gert
Doris Waters as Daisy
Iris Vandeleur as Ma Butler
Elizabeth Hunt as Maisie Butler
John Slater as Jack Densham
Wally Patch as Charlie Peters
Annie Esmond as Lady Plumtree
Aubrey Mallalieu as Barnes
O. B. Clarence as Vicar
Noel Dainton as Detective Inspector
Arthur Denton as Village Policeman
Vi Kaley as Old Lady Whose Son Is to Be Evacuated
David Keir as Magistrates Clerk
Jack May as Old Man Dancing on Tube Station
Gerald Moore as Tommy
Johnnie Schofield as Policeman at Town Hall
Leonard Sharp as Small Boys Father
Jack Vyvyan as Village Policeman
Ben Williams as Sam the Fishmonger
Gene Autry as Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette as Frog Millhouse
Sons of the Pioneers as Musicians, cowhands
Ruth Terry as Katherine "Kit" Carson
Thurston Hall as Grantley B. Johnson
Joe Strauch Jr. as Tadpole Millhouse
Cliff Nazarro as Pete Murphy
Dorothea Kent as Jane Oakley
Edmund MacDonald as Thomas McCoy
Marc Lawrence as Horace Dunston
John Harmon as The Pigeon
John Holland as Willy Hitchcock
Champion as Gene's Horse
Directed by Walter Forde
Written by Noel Langley
Produced by Walter Forde
Culley Forde
Sid Field as Sidcup Buttermeadow
Margaret Lockwood as Nell Gwynne
Jerry Desmonde as Colonel Lovelace
Jack McNaughton as Uriah Group
Brian Worth as Tom Pride
Edmund Willard as Oliver Cromwell
Mary Clare as Milady Doverhouse
Alfie Dean as Murdercasket
Anthony Hulme as Charles II
Miles Malleson as Judge Gorebucket
Irene Handl as the ghost of Lady Agnes
Joan Young as Maggie
Claude Hulbert as Sylvester Clutterbuck
Michael Brennan as Brother Barebones
Peter Bull as Mosspot
Vincent Holman as Lord Doverhouse
John Salew as Smug
Directed by Lew Landers
Screenplay by Lionel Houser
Harry Segall
Ron Ferguson
Richard Dix as Paul Dover
Whitney Bourne as Julia Fraser
Eduardo Ciannelli as Mitch
Frances Mercer as Ellen
Paul Guilfoyle as Taggart
Richard Lane as Bowers
Vinton Hayworth as Dirk
Walter Miller as Maitland
Frank M. Thomas as Larson
Solly Ward as Al
George Irving as Curator
Ace the Wonder Dog as Ace
Directed by Stanley Haynes
Screenplay by Peter Ustinov
Eric Maschwitz
Sally Gray as Jenny Pearl
Michael Wilding as Maurice Avery
Stanley Holloway as Charlie Raeburn, Jenny's dad
Bernard Miles as Trewhella
Jean Kent as Irene Dale
Catherine Lacey as Florrie Raeburn, Jenny's mum
Nancy Price as Trewhella's mother
Hazel Court as Maisie (May) Raeburn, Jenny's sister
Michael Clarke as Frank (Fuzz) Castleton
Brenda Bruce as Maudie Chapman
Anthony Holles as Corentin
Ronald Ward as Jack Danby
Mackenzie Ward as Arthur Danby
Dennis Arundell as Studholme
Phyllis Monkman as Barmaid
Amy Feness as Aunt Fanny
Marie Ault as Mrs. Dale
Virginia Keiley as Elsie Crawford
Kathleen Harrison as the Trewhella's maid
Directed by Sinclair Hill
Written by
Stafford Dickens (play)
Michael Hankinson
George Pearson
Sinclair Hill
Arthur Tracy as Street Singer
Lilli Palmer as Susan
Mark Daly as Joe
Rae Collett as Betty
Finlay Currie as Manager
Jack Melford as Reporter
Stafford Hilliard as Sam
Julian Vedey as Toni
Phyllis Stanley as Olga
Directed by Chano Urueta
Written by Ramón Obón
Luis Aguilar – Reinaldo, el jinete
Flor Silvestre – Margarita, la jueza
Jaime Fernández – Fernando
Pascual García Peña – Pascual
Crox Alvarado – Don Álvaro
Patricia Nieto – Julieta
Guillermo Cramer – Doctor J. González
Alberto Pedret – Don Julián Méndez
Elvira Lodi – Tía Clotilde
Carlos Suárez – Don Carlos Bustamante
Salvador Godínez – Miembro secta
Fernando Osés – Miembro secta
Directed by Robert Day
Written by Jean Scott Rogers
Produced by John Croydon
Boris Karloff Dr. Thomas Bolton
Betta St. John Susan
Finlay Currie Supt. Matheson
Christopher Lee Resurrection Joe
Francis Matthews Jonathan Bolton
Francis de Wolff Black Ben
Adrienne Corri Rachel
Basil Dignam Chairman
Frank Pettingell Mr. Blount
Nigel Green Inspector Donovan
Yvonne Romain Rosa
Howard Lang Chief Inspector
Directed by Frank Woodruff
Screenplay by Dalton Trumbo
Story by Howard J. Green
Barbara Read as Helen Middleton
Alan Mowbray as Donald Avery
Helen Vinson as Charlotte Morley
Donald MacBride as Geoffrey "Jeff" Crandall
John Archer as Ted Palmer
Leona Maricle as Miss "Smitty" Smith, Crandall's secretary
Frank Faylen as Spike Malone
Tom Kennedy as Massage Attendant
Ralph Forbes as Leslie Barrivale
J. M. Kerrigan as Mr. Middleton
Ann Shoemaker as Mrs. Middleton
Tommy Kelly as Fred "Freddy" Middleton
Directed by Edward L. Cahn
Written by
John Huston
Katherine Strueby
Gordon Wellesley
Produced by Clifford Taylor
Starring
Chili Bouchier
Robert Douglas
Miles Mander
Percy Walsh
Stewart Granger as Superintendent Cooper-Smith
Susan Hampshire as Trudy Emberday
Robert Morley as Hubert Hamlyn
Cathleen Nesbitt as Livia Emberday
Brigitte Horney as Sister General
Sophie Hardy as Sophie
Diane Clare as Clare O'Connor (Sister Clare)
James Robertson Justice as Sir John (voice: English version)
Siegfried Schürenberg as Sir John – German Version
Eddi Arent as Emil Clossen
James Culliford as Luke Emberday
Allan Cuthbertson as Detective Thompson
Colin Gordon as Dice
Caroline Blakiston as White Nun
Richardina Jackson as Black Nun
Directed by Compton Bennett
Written by George H. Brown
Patrick Kirwan
Dirk Bogarde as Simon Van Halder
Mai Zetterling as Anna DeBurg
Philip Friend as Captain Bob Sawyer
Albert Lieven as Paul Ravitch
Fritz Wendhausen as Warder Goeter
Carl Jaffe as Becker
Gerard Heinz as German Prison Doctor
André Mikhelson as Polizei Inspector
Harold Ayer as Captain Trevor Wood
Walter Gotell as Ravitch's Servant-Henchman
Friedrich Joloff as Valentin Vladek
Simone Silva as Mink, Valentin's girl
Ferdy Mayne as Detective Laurence
Walter Rilla as Colonel Bertrand, Dutch consulate
Antonio Gallardo as Spanish Dancer
Paul Hardtmuth as Wharf Watchman
Theodore Bikel as Anton Meyer
Directed by Lewis Gilbert
James Kenney as Roy Walsh
Joan Collins as Rene Collins
Betty Ann Davies as Elsie Walsh
Robert Ayres as Bob Stevens
Hermione Baddeley as Mrs. Collins
Hermione Gingold as Queenie
Nancy Roberts as Gran Walsh
Laurence Naismith as Inspector Donaldson
Ian Whittaker as Alfie Collins
Stanley Escane as Pete
Michael McKeag as Brian
Sean Lynch as Darky
Johnny Briggs as Skinny Johnson
Edward Evans as Sergeant Woods
Cameron Hall as Mr. Beverley
Sid James as Police Sergeant
Frederick Piper as Mr Easter
Anthony Oliver as Doctor
Directed by Maclean Rogers
Written by Francis Charles
Jimmy Grafton
Harry Secombe as Harry Jones
Michael Bentine as Prof. Osrick Pureheart
Spike Milligan as Pte. Eccles
Peter Sellers as Colonel Bloodnok
Carole Carr as Carole Gayley
The Television Toppers as Dancers
Clifford Stanton as Stanton
Robert Cawdron as Sergeant Bullshine
Andrew Timothy as Captain Evans
Graham Stark as Spider
Russ Allen as Brigadier's ADC
Elizabeth Kearns as Girl in Shop
Miriam Karlin as Woman in Shop
Sidney Vivian as Landlord
Eunice Gayson as Officer's Wife
John Gilling
Bonar Colleano .....Tom Buchan
Andrew Ray .....Joey Weston
Sid James .....Gino Rossi
Ted Ray .....Mr. Weston
Simone Silva .....Rosetta Mantania
Patrick Barr .....Inspector Frampton
Peter Sinclair .....MacNaughton
Avice Landone .....Mrs. Weston
Ronald Adam .....Tallboy
Eric Berry .....Con Blair
Martin Benson .....Guillio
Howard Hawks
Writers: Pierre Frondaie (play), Philip Klein (adaptation)
Charles Farrell ... Prince Fazil
Greta Nissen Greta Nissen ... Fabienne
John Boles John Boles ... John Clavering
Mae Busch Mae Busch ... Helen Dubreuze
Tyler Brooke Tyler Brooke ... Jacques Dubreuze
John T. Murray John T. Murray ... Gondolier
Vadim Uraneff Vadim Uraneff ... Ahmed
Josephine Borio Josephine Borio ... Aicha
Eddie Sturgis Eddie Sturgis ... Rice
Erville Alderson Erville Alderson ... Iman Idris
Dale Fuller Dale Fuller ... Zouroya - Keeper of the Harem
Hank Mann Hank Mann ... Ali - the Eunuch
Maurice Elvey
Writers: Noel Pemberton-Billing
Benita Hume ... Evelyn Seymour
Basil Gill Basil Gill ... President Stephen Deane
Humberston Wright Humberston Wright ... Dr. Seymour
Jameson Thomas Jameson Thomas ... Michael Deane
John Gregson as Alan McKim
Dinah Sheridan as Wendy McKim
Kenneth More as Ambrose Claverhouse
Kay Kendall as Rosalind Peters
Geoffrey Keen as First traffic policeman
Reginald Beckwith as J.C. Callahan
Arthur Wontner as Elderly Gentleman
Joyce Grenfell as Hotel proprietress
Leslie Mitchell as Himself – Newsreel Commentator
Directed by George King
Written by A. R. Rawlinson
Tod Slaughter – Chevalier Lucio del Gardo
Marjorie Taylor – Cecile de Brisson
John Warwick – Lucien Cortier
Leonard Henry – Gaston, the Cook
Aubrey Mallalieu – M. de Brisson
Robert Adair – Police Inspector Gouffert
Wallace Evennett – Professor LeBlanc
Kay Lewis – Babette, the Maid
Bill Shine – Pierre, Babette's Beau
Margaret Yarde – La Pinan
Harry Terry – The Face at the Window
Directed by Nate Watt
Screenplay by Harrison Jacobs
Produced by Harry Sherman
Starring William Boyd
Russell Hayden
Sidney Toler
Steffi Duna
Sidney Blackmer
Pedro de Cordoba
William Duncan
Directed by Gene Gerrard
Frank Miller
Written by Gene Gerrard
Frank Miller
Gene Gerrard - George Hunter
Viola Lyel - Angela Hunter
Claude Hulbert - Cyril Merryweather
Jane Carr - Mamie
Amy Veness - Aunt Fanny
Henry B. Longhurst - Dr. Coote
Hal Gordon - Parrott
C. Denier Warren - Jeweller
Reginald Bach - Taxi Driver
Directed by Albert Parker
Written by John Barrow
Based on After Dark
by Joseph Jefferson Farjeon
Produced by Hugh Perceval
Horace Hodges as Thaddeus Cattermole Brompton
Hugh Williams as Richard Morton
Grethe Hansen as Alva Lea
George Barraud as George Harvey
Henry Oscar as Higgins
Ian Fleming as Henry Lea
Polly Emery as Mrs. Hannah Thirkettle
Arthur Padbury as Wilfred Thirtkettle
Lucille Lisle as Vivienne Roberts
George Sherman
Writer: Curt Siodmak
John Abbott ... Jack Rawlings
Mary McLeod Mary McLeod ... Mary Tillet
Lloyd Corrigan Lloyd Corrigan ... Inspector Harris
Lester Matthews Lester Matthews ... Oliver Madison
Anita Sharp-Bolster Anita Sharp-Bolster ... Mrs. Pringle (as Anita Bolster)
Louis Borel Louis Borel ... Peter Dongen (as Louis Borell)
Billy Bevan Billy Bevan ... Air Raid Warden
Lumsden Hare Lumsden Hare ... Supt. Neil
Frederick Worlock Frederick Worlock ... Eugene Caldwell (as Frederic Worlock)
Carl Harbord Carl Harbord ... George Sandleigh
Keith Hitchcock Keith Hitchcock ... Village Constable
Tom Stevenson Tom Stevenson ... Police Doctor
Herbert Brenon
Writers: Dudley Leslie (scenario), Marjorie Deans
Otto Kruger ... Dr. Stanley Norton
Leonora Corbett Leonora Corbett ... Helen Pryor
Francis Lister Francis Lister ... Dr. Henry Pryor
Aileen Marson Aileen Marson ... Vera Kennedy
Lawrence Anderson Lawrence Anderson ... Lloyd
Eric Stanley Eric Stanley ... Sir George Parker
Charles Mortimer Charles Mortimer ... Inspector Webster
Hubert Harben Hubert Harben ... President of Council
Iris Hoey Iris Hoey ... Lady Annesley
James Carew James Carew ... Lingard
Jimmy Godden Jimmy Godden ... Member of Council
Hartley Power Hartley Power ... District Attorney
Hilda Campbell-Russell Hilda Campbell-Russell ... Nurse
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Johnnie Schofield Johnnie Schofield ... Prisoner
Clive Brook as Colin Grant
George Raft as Nick Mason
Helen Vinson as Iris Whitney
Alison Skipworth as Lady Barrett-Smythe
Sir Guy Standing as Commissioner Hope
Alan Mowbray as Arthur Bradley
Ferdinand Gottschalk as George Rubens
Forrester Harvey as Thomas Roberts
Ethel Griffies as The Duchess
Teru Shimada as Nishi
Charles Coleman as Carstairs
Billy Bevan as Detective
Jean De Briac as Headwaiter
Leo White as Waiter
Rita Carlyle as Nick's landlady
Dennis O'Keefe as Dance Extra
Edgar Wallace
Jack Hulbert
Abraham Sofaer
Daphne Arthur
Steve Sekely
Writers: Boris Ingster (original story), Frederick J. Jackson
Margo ... Maria Porter
Walter Abel Walter Abel ... Jim Foreman
William Collier Sr. William Collier Sr. ... Dr. Miles
Jane Darwell Jane Darwell ... Mrs. Herman
Lyle Talbot Lyle Talbot ... Dick Porter
Wynne Gibson Wynne Gibson ... Sade Blake
Veda Ann Borg Veda Ann Borg ... Flo
Pat Flaherty Pat Flaherty ... Detective
George Humbert George Humbert ... Pepito
Jean Brooks Jean Brooks ... Nina (as Jeanne Kelly)
Susan Miller Susan Miller ... Singer
Willie Best Willie Best ... Duke
Dorothy Devore Dorothy Devore ... Woman in Church
Ottola Nesmith Ottola Nesmith ... Welfare worker
Bernard Vorhaus
Writers: Vera Allinson, Jack Celestin (play)
Sally Blane ... Sylvia Kennett
Nigel Playfair Nigel Playfair ... Dr. Moody
Lewis Casson Lewis Casson ... Reverend Michael Gray
Anthony Bushell Anthony Bushell ... Tony Fields
Phyllis Dare Phyllis Dare ... Claire Winslow
Judy Kelly Judy Kelly ... Alice Green
George Merritt George Merritt ... Police Inspector Wolf
Reginald Purdell Reginald Purdell ... Reporter
Gus McNaughton Gus McNaughton ... Collins
Hal Gordon Hal Gordon ... Police Sgt. Granger
Jimmy Godden Jimmy Godden ... Landlord
Hay Petrie Hay Petrie ... Jevons
Kenneth Kove Kenneth Kove ... Tourist
George Archainbaud
Writers: Willis Goldbeck (screenplay), Stuart Palmer (story)
Edna May Oliver ... Hildegarde Withers
James Gleason James Gleason ... Inspector Oscar Piper
Bruce Cabot Bruce Cabot ... Addison 'Ad' Stevens
Gertrude Michael Gertrude Michael ... Jane Davis
Regis Toomey Regis Toomey ... Detective Smiley North
Edgar Kennedy Edgar Kennedy ... Detective Donahue
Tully Marshall Tully Marshall ... Mr. MacFarland
Jackie Searl Jackie Searl ... Leland Stanford Jones
Frederick Vogeding Frederick Vogeding ... Otto Schweitzer, the Janitor (as Fredrik Vogeding)
Barbara Fritchie Barbara Fritchie ... Louise Halloran
Gustav von Seyffertitz Gustav von Seyffertitz ... Dr. Max Von Immen
Tom Herbert Tom Herbert ... Detective McTeague
Jed Prouty Jed Prouty ... Dr. Levine
Harold French
Writers: Louis Golding (novel), Louis Golding (screenplay)
Felix Aylmer ... Mr. Emmanuel
Greta Gynt Greta Gynt ... Elsie Silver
Walter Rilla Walter Rilla ... Brockenburg
Peter Mullins Peter Mullins ... Bruno
Ursula Jeans Ursula Jeans ... Frau Heinkes
Elspeth March Elspeth March ... Rose Cooper
Friedrich Richter Friedrich Richter ... Herr Heinkes
Charles Goldner Charles Goldner ... Committee Secretary
Margaret Vyner Margaret Vyner ... Frau Lindström
Irene Handl Irene Handl ... Trude
Maria Berger Maria Berger ... Frau Kahn
Frederick Schiller Frederick Schiller ... Examiner
Oscar Ebelsbacher Oscar Ebelsbacher ... Professor
Milo Sperber Milo Sperber ... Student
Meier Tzelniker Meier Tzelniker ... Mr. Silver
Clive Brook
Writers: Frederick Lonsdale
Clive Brook ... George, 10th Duke of Bristol
Beatrice Lillie Beatrice Lillie ... Maria Wislack
Googie Withers Googie Withers ... Helen Hale
Roland Culver Roland Culver ... Richard Halton
E.V.H. Emmett E.V.H. Emmett ... Narrator (voice)
O.B. Clarence O.B. Clarence ... Dr. Graham
Lawrence Hanray Lawrence Hanray ... Parkes
Elliott Mason Elliott Mason ... Mrs. McCosh - the Housekeeper (as Elliot Mason)
Hay Petrie Hay Petrie ... Hotelkeeper
Marjorie Rhodes Marjorie Rhodes ... Cook
Mollie Munks Mollie Munks ... Jeannie (as Molly Munks)
William Morgan
Writers: Houston Branch (screenplay), Elizabeth Meehan
William Lundigan ... Michael Banyan
Virginia Dale Virginia Dale ... Laurie Lane
Harry Davenport Harry Davenport ... Clem Adams
Harry Shannon Harry Shannon ... Albert Ness
Addison Richards Addison Richards ... District Commissioner
John F. Hamilton John F. Hamilton ... Hilary Higgins (as J. Frank Hamilton)
Eddie Acuff Eddie Acuff ... Hugo Higgins
Wade Crosby Wade Crosby ... Jim Talbot
Skelton Knaggs Skelton Knaggs ... Jeff
John Bleifer John Bleifer ... Nickolai
Eddy Waller Eddy Waller ... Hank
Charles Lung Charles Lung ... Willie Soba (as Charlie Lung)
Ernie Adams Ernie Adams ... Chuck
Eddie Lee Eddie Lee ... Gim Lung
James B. Leong James B. Leong ... Japanese Officer
Lyle Talbot as Capt. Robert Owen
June Duprez as Inga Beckering
Victor Varconi as Col. Otto von Ritter
George N. Neise as Lt. Erik Falken
Charley Rogers as Sgt. Harry Hall
Paul Baratoff as Maj. Gen. Heden
Leslie Denison as Capt. Ralph Deane
Crane Whitley as Doctor
Sven Hugo Borg as Dalberg
Eric Wilton as Maj. Gen. Lloyd
Pierce Lyden as Braun, Ritter's Aide
John Beck as Mr. Sandling, Beggar
Robert Fischer as Major Von Memel
Sigfrid Tor as German Lieutenant
Brian O'Hara as Lammet, Radio Broadcaster
'Snub' Pollard as Bertie, Messenger / Orderly
Bruce Kellogg as Sentry
Beatrice Lillie as Maria Wislack
Clive Brook as George, 10th Duke of Bristol
Googie Withers as Helen Hale
Roland Culver as Richard Halton
O. B. Clarence as Doctor Graham
Laurence Hanray as Parkes
Elliott Mason as Mrs. McCosh
Hay Petrie as Hotel manager
Mollie Munks as Jeanne
Marjorie Rhodes as Cook
John Bentley as Paul Temple
Dinah Sheridan as Steve Temple
Barbara Couper as Mrs. Morgan
Hugh Dempster as Oliver Ffollett
Dino Galvani as Van Draper
Andrew Leigh as Professor Hardwick
Anne Hayes as Celia Hardwick
Jack Livesey as Sir Graham Forbes
Jenny Mathot as Jacqueline Giraud
Ivan Samson as Major Murray
Bruce Seton as Bill Bryant
Beatrice Varley as Mrs. Weston
Peter Butterworth as Telephone Engineer
Shaym Bahadur as Rikki (Uncredited)
Marcel Varnel
Writers: Val Guest
Frances Day ... Frances Travers
Arthur Riscoe Arthur Riscoe ... Arthur Rawlings
Muriel Aked Muriel Aked ... Miss Trumps
Claude Dampier Claude Dampier ... Feather
Peter Haddon Peter Haddon ... Richard Trelawney
Sebastian Smith Sebastian Smith ... Snelling
Robert Nainby Robert Nainby ... Arthur Rawlings Senior
Anthony Holles Anthony Holles ... Head Waiter
Albert Parker
Writers: R.J. Davis (adaptation), Joseph Jefferson Farjeon
Horace Hodges ... Thaddeus Cattermole Brompton
Hugh Williams Hugh Williams ... Richard Morton
Grethe Hansen Grethe Hansen ... Alva Lea
George Barraud George Barraud ... George Harvey
Henry Oscar Henry Oscar ... Higgins
Ian Fleming Ian Fleming ... Henry Lea
Polly Emery Polly Emery ... Mrs. Hannah Thirkettle (as Pollie Emery)
Arthur Padbury Arthur Padbury ... Wilfred Thirtkettle
Lucille Lisle Lucille Lisle ... Vivienne Roberts
Marcello Mastroianni - Reginaldo / Federico di Roviano / Gino
Vittorio Gassman - Caparra, pittore del '600, rivale del Caravaggio
Belinda Lee - Eileen
Sandra Milo - Donna Flora
Eduardo De Filippo - Don Annibale, Principe di Roviano
Claudio Gora - Ing. Telladi
Tino Buazzelli - Father Bartolomeo
Franca Marzi - Nella
Ida Galli - Carla
Lilla Brignone - Regina
Claudio Catania - Poldino
Michele Riccardini - Antonio, tailor and doorman
Enzo Cerusico - Admirer
Nadia Marlowa
Luciana Gilli - Girl in the park (as Gloria Gilli)
Enzo Maggio - Fricandò
Graziella Galvani - Mathematics teacher
Peggy Mount as Emma Hornett
Shirley Eaton as Shirley Hornett
Ronald Lewis as Albert Tufnell
Cyril Smith as Henry Hornett
Esma Cannon as Edie Hornett
Gordon Jackson as Carnoustie Bligh
Geoffrey Keen as the Rev. Purefoy
Joy Webster as Daphne Pink
Thora Hird as Mrs. Lack
Eliot Makeham as Uncle Brummell
Directed by John Baxter
Written by H. Fowler Mear
Wallace Orton
Produced by Julius Hagen
Mary Clare as Kate Bishop
Ben Field as Joe Bishop
George Carney as Bill Woods
Mark Daly as Scotty MacDonald
Edgar Driver as Titch
Freddie Watts as Steve
Edwin Ellis as Ted
Wilson Coleman as Doctor
Roddy Hughes as Sam, the Newspaper Seller
Florrie Forde as Herself
Charles Coborn as Himself
Marie Kendall as Herself
Harry Langdon
Gladys McConnell
Helen Hayward
Bud Jamison
Charles Thurston
Annette Benson as Mae Feather
Brian Aherne as Julian Gordon
Donald Calthrop as Andy Wilkes
Wally Patch as Property Man
David Brooks as Turner
Ella Daincourt as Asphodel Smythe, Journalist
Chili Bouchier as Winnie, Bathing Beauty
Tubby Phillips as Fatty
Ian Wilson as Reporter
Judd Green as Lighting Man
Jack Rawl as Hero
Directed by Anthony Asquith
A. V. Bramble
Directed by Philip Ford
Screenplay by Dorrell McGowan
Stuart E. McGowan
Robert Livingston as Dr. Terrance 'Terry' Evans
Lorna Gray as Nurse Susan Drake
Ian Keith as Ormand Murks
Thomas E. Jackson as Detective Blair
Charles Trowbridge as Dr. Rufus Maynard
Earle Hodgins as Fred Mays
LeRoy Mason as Detective Hendricks
William Haade as Police Officer 'Tiny'
Wilton Graff as Dr. Lucifer Garland
Charles Cane as Chief Inspector Ryan
Russ Clark as Officer Lacy
Chuck Hamilton as Officer Joe
Wheaton Chambers as The Coroner
Directed by Vernon Sewell
Gordon Wellesley
Written by Vernon Sewell
Gordon Wellesley
Produced by Michael Powell
Emeric Pressburger
Ralph Richardson as Jaap Van Leyden
Googie Withers as Helene Van Leyden
Esmond Knight as von Schiffer
Beresford Egan as Krampf
Frederick Burtwell as Captain Muller
Kathleen Byron as Schoolmistress
Willem Akkerman as Willem Van Leyden
Dorothy Gordon as Janni Peters
Charles Victor as Bastiaan Peters
Joss Ambler as Cornelis Smit
Margaret Emden as Bertha
George Schelderup as Dirk
Neville Mapp as Joop
Ivor Barnard as Admiral
John Carol as Johann
Lieut. Schouwenaar, R.N.N. as Captain of the U-boat
Lieut. van Dapperen, R.N.N. as Lieutenant of the U-boat
John Arold as Navigator of the U-boat
Philip Leaver as Chief of Police
Laurence O'Madden as Captain Schneider
Anthony Eustrel as Lieutenant Wernicke
Charles Minor as Bohme
Valentine Dyall as Markgraf
Phyllis Calvert as Mary Johnstone
James Donald as Bill Haverton
Margot Grahame as Joanna Dane
Francis L. Sullivan as Perami
Raymond Huntley as Edward Marshall
Derek Bond as Richard Faber
Guy Rolfe as Captain Fox
David Tomlinson as Jimmy Marshall
Sonia Holm as Anne Stephens
Grey Blake as John Barber
Sybille Binder as Lilli Romer
Andrew Crawford as Kid Cormack
Charles Victor as Harry Gunn
Gerard Heinz as Joseph Romer
Mary Hinton as Mrs. Barber
Claudette Colbert as Alison Courtland
Robert Cummings as Bruce Elcott
Don Ameche as Richard Courtland
Rita Johnson as Barby
George Coulouris as Charles Vernay
Queenie Smith as Mrs. Grace Vernay
Ralph Morgan as Dr. Rhinehart
Keye Luke as Jimmie Lin
Fred Nurney as Haskins
Raymond Burr as Detective Sgt. Strake
Hazel Brooks as Daphne
Edgar Dearing as Hannigan
Directed by Brian Desmond Hurst
Written by Dudley Leslie
Marjorie Deans
William Freshman
John Lodge - Pat Heston
Diana Churchill - Masie Turnpit
Francis Lister - Richard Grainger
Joan Marion - Mrs Grainger
Margaret Vyner - Claire Lindsay
Jerry Verno - Spikey
Richard Bird - Henry Belcher
Athene Seyler - Madame Henry
Dennis Wyndham - Spurge
Henry Oscar - Superintendent Stainer
Anthony Holles - Clarke
Martin Walker - Dimmitt
Sybil Grove - Mrs Spurge
Leslie Perrins - Strange
Felix Aylmer - Lord Bouverie
Directed by Herbert Brenon
Written by Campbell Christie
Marjorie Deans
Jack Davis
Ronald Martin - Billy Milton
Sally Martin - Aileen Marson
Harry Kapel - Noah Beery
Price - Edward Chapman
Bill Reid - John Irwin
Mrs Appleby - Hermione Gingold
Sgt Spedding - Charles Mortimer
Soames - Edward Dignon
Poole - Lawrence Hanray
PC O'Brien - Jimmy Godden
Directed by Maurice Elvey
Written by George Barraud
Leslie Banks as Captain Hyde
Kay Walsh as Alison Devar
Mackenzie Ward as Newton Hulls
Cecil Parker as Commander Herbert
Simon Lack as Philip Hyde
Ellen Pollock as Margaret Hulls
Peter Shaw as John Strepte
Nigel Stock as Rudd
Kynaston Reeves as Professor Devar
Charles Eaton as Commander-in-Chief
Directed by John A. Bushelman
Written by Tom Maruzzi
Jack Ging as Cpl. Sharack
Stanley Clements as Cpl. Pumphrey
John Goddard as Capt. Tombolo
Douglas Henderson as Sgt. Sweatish
Gabe Castle as Lt. Peer
Allan Marvin as Pvt. Ward
Anton von Stralen as Bear
Al Freeman Jr. as Medic Gwathney
Mason Curry as David
Henry Darrow as Pvt. Tonto
Mark Douglas as Bo-Bo
Thomas A. Sweet as Soldier
Scott Randall as Soldier
Joe Cawthon as Pvt. Owens
George Yoshinaga as Mongolian
Directed by Paul Merzbach
Written by
Eric Maschwitz (play)
Roger Burford
Clifford Grey
Paul Merzbach
Lilian Harvey as Jenny Peachey
Wendy Toye as Signora Picci
Carl Esmond as Carl
Harold Warrender as Duke of Wurtemburg
Richard Bird as Weber
Esme Percy as Napoleon Bonaparte
Eric Stanley as Sir Francis
Alexander Field as George Peachey
Anton Dolin as Chief Dancer
Hay Petrie as Periteau
Charles Carson as Lombardi
Hal Gordon as Sergeant
Gus McNaughton as Valet
Ronald Shiner as the Street Vendor
Directed by Henry Edwards
Written by
Michael Hogan
H. Fowler Mear
R.P. Weston
Bert Lee
Betty Balfour as Amelia "Squibs" Hopkins
Gordon Harker as Sam Hopkins
Stanley Holloway as Constable Charley Lee
Margaret Yarde as Mrs. Lee
Morris Harvey as Inspector Lee
Michael Shepley as Colin Barratt
Drusilla Wills as Mrs. Parker
O.B. Clarence as Sir John Barratt
Ronald Shiner as Bill
Thomas Weguelin as Alf
Vivienne Chatterton
William Daunt
Aubrey Fitzgerald
Henryetta Edwards as Susan
Olive Sloane as Barmaid
Paul Carpenter as Larry Duke
Rona Anderson as Katie Glebe
Susan Shaw as Gina
Harry Fowler as Monty Albright
Robert Rietty as Roberto
Paul Whitsun-Jones as Turk McNeil
Sabrina as Trixie
Alma Taylor as Nurse Sprott
Patrick Jordan as Jack
Lorrae Desmond as Singer
Frank Thornton as Doctor
Arthur Wontner as Sherlock Holmes
Ian Fleming as Dr. Watson
Lyn Harding as Professor Moriarty
John Turnbull as Inspector Lestrade
Robert Horton as Col. Ross
Lawrence Grossmith as Sir Henry Baskerville
Judy Gunn as Diana Baskerville
Arthur Macrae as Jack Trevor
Arthur Goullet as Col. Sebastian Moran
Martin Walker as James Straker
Eve Gray as Mrs. Mary Straker
Gilbert Davis as Miles Stanford
Minnie Rayner as Mrs. Hudson
D. J. Williams as Silas Brown
Ralph Truman as Bert Prince
Ronald Shiner as Simpson the Stable Boy
Lillian Gish as Lucy Burrows
Richard Barthelmess as Cheng Huan
Donald Crisp as Battling Burrows
Arthur Howard as Burrows' manager
Edward Peil Sr. as Evil Eye
George Beranger as The Spying One
Norman Selby (aka Kid McCoy) as A prizefighter
Pauline Starke
Marcène Elliot
Mary Alden
Zabie Elliot
Lew Cody
Darrell Thorne
Nina Byron
Marcène's Sister
Peaches Jackson
Marcène's Child
Peaches Johnson
Peaches Jackson
Frankie Howerd ... Ko-Ko Flintridge
Stubby Kaye ... Judge Herbert Mikado / Charlie Hotfleisch
Mike Winters ... Mike
Bernie Winters ... Bernie
Tommy Cooper ... Pooh-Bah, Private Detective
Dennis Price ... Ronald Fortescue
Peter Barkworth ... Fanshaw
Jacqueline Jones ... Katie Shaw
Kevin Scott ... Hank Mikado
Jill Mai Meredith ... Yum-Yum
Burt Kwouk ... Art School Teacher
Lionel Blair ... Nanki
Pete Murray ... Man #1 in Boudoir
Ed Bishop ... Man #2 in Boudoir
Tsai Chin ... Pitti-Sing
Glen Mason ... Harry
Dermot Walsh ... Elmer
Carole Shelley ... Mrs. Smith
C. Denier Warren ... Mr. Smith
Yvonne Shima ... Peep-Bo
Kenji Takaki ... Ho Ho
The John Barry Seven ... Themselves
Shirley Eaton
Kenneth Connor
Charles Hawtrey
Hattie Jacques
Terence Longdon
Bill Owen
Leslie Phillips
Joan Sims
Susan Stephen
Kenneth Williams
Wilfrid Hyde-White
Susan Beaumont
Norman Rossington
Jill Ireland
Ann Firbank
Irene Handl
Susan Shaw
Michael Medwin
Madeleine Carroll
Caroline Matilde of Denmark
Clive Brook
Doctor Struensee
Edward A. Hill-Mitchelson
Helen Haye
Queen Mother Juliana
Isabel Jeans
Von Eyben
Ruby Miller
Hilda
Emlyn Williams
Christian VII of Denmark
Alfred Drayton
Count Brandt
Frank Cellier
Sir Murray Keith
Nicholas Hannen
Guldberg
Heather Thatcher
Lady
Sally Gray
Minor Role
Gibb McLaughlin
James Carew
rôle mineur
Romilly Lunge
Hilda Campbell Russell
Lady of the Cour
George Baker as Lord Randolph (voice)
Faith Brook as Lady Randolph (voice)
David Healy as newsreel Commentator
Orson Welles as narrator (voice)
George Westbury as Churchill as a boy (voice)
Patrick Wymark as Churchill (voice)
Orson Welles
Bernard Vorhaus
Writers: Joseph Jefferson Farjeon (by: {"A Mystery Narrative"}) (as Jefferson Farjeon), H. Fowler Mear
Henry Kendall ... John Gray
Victor Stanley Victor Stanley ... Albert Sims (as S. Victor Stanley)
John Mills John Mills ... Ernest Elton
George Merritt George Merritt ... Detective
Felix Aylmer Felix Aylmer ... Coroner
Fred Groves Fred Groves ... Innkeeper
Davina Craig Davina Craig ... Maid
Ida Lupino Ida Lupino ... May Elton
Reginald Denham, Thorold Dickinson
Writers: Basil Mason
Adele Dixon ... Julia Harbord
Sally Gray Sally Gray ... Margaret Gordon
Sam Livesey Sam Livesey ... Bob Gordon
Eliot Makeham Eliot Makeham ... Stephen Harbord
Donald Wolfit Donald Wolfit ... Dick Finlay
Clifford Evans Clifford Evans ... Peter Mallory
Lewis Casson Lewis Casson ... John Mallory
Ronald Simpson Ronald Simpson ... Bramwell
H.F. Maltby H.F. Maltby ... Stubbins
Robert Wilton Jnr Robert Wilton Jnr ... Jenkins
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Reginald Foresythe Reginald Foresythe ... Self - Cameo appearnce
Cedric Hardwicke Cedric Hardwicke ... Self - Cameo appearance (as Sir Cedric Hardwicke)
Charles Penrose Charles Penrose ... Self - Cameo appearance
George Robey George Robey ... Self - Cameo appearance
Henry Wood Henry Wood ... Self - Cameo appearance
Directed by Thomas Bentley
Written by
John Hastings Turner
Paul Perez
Marjorie Deans
Produced by Walter C. Mycroft
Matheson Lang - Sir Douglas Rolls
Margaret Bannerman - Laura Locke
Arthur Margetson - Leslie Locke
Richard Bird - Eric Hammond
Sam Livesey - Sir Henry Linguard
Frank Atkinson - Pope
Hal Gordon - Percival Brown
Kathleen Harrison - Agnes Carter - Locke's Maid
Robert Horton - Doctor Hackett
Alec Fraser - Grainger
Jeanne Stuart - Phyllis Ware
J. Fisher White - Judge
Laurence Hanray - Parker
O. B. Clarence - Mr. Hammond
Mary Jerrold - Mrs. Hammond
Jimmy Godden - Inspector Holmes
Directed by Leo McCarey
Screenplay by Viña Delmar
Based on The Awful Truth
1923 play
by Arthur Richman
Produced by Leo McCarey
Irene Dunne as Lucy Warriner
Cary Grant as Jerry Warriner
Ralph Bellamy as Dan Leeson
Alexander D'Arcy as Armand Duvalle
Cecil Cunningham as Aunt Patsy
Molly Lamont as Barbara Vance
Esther Dale as Mrs. Leeson
Joyce Compton as Dixie Belle Lee
Robert Allen as Frank Randall
Robert Warwick as Mr. Vance
Mary Forbes as Mrs. Vance
Skippy as Mr. Smith, the dog
Jack Raymond
Writers: Ralph Gilbert Bettison (story), William Hunter (original story)
John Batten ... Dicky Brown
Renee Clama Renee Clama ... Peggy Jackson
Jack Cock Jack Cock ... Jim Blake
Randle Ayrton Randle Ayrton ... Henderson
Neil Kenyon Neil Kenyon ... Jackson
Kenneth Kove Kenneth Kove ... Bultitude
A.G. Poulton A.G. Poulton ... Banks
Billy Blyth Billy Blyth ... Billy
Lew Lake Lew Lake ... Tubby
Wally Patch Wally Patch ... Joe Miller
Rex Harrison Rex Harrison ... George
Richard Wallace
Writers: Helmut Brandis (story), Lewis R. Foster
Dorothy Wilson ... Christa Storm
Douglass Montgomery Douglass Montgomery ... David Perrin
Kay Johnson Kay Johnson ... Hannah
Walter Connolly Walter Connolly ... Storm
Ferike Boros Ferike Boros ... Frau Kruger
James Bush James Bush ... Paul Lang
Barbara Barondess Barbara Barondess ... Pickles
Colin Campbell Colin Campbell ... Smallman
Jennifer Gray Jennifer Gray ... The Strange One
Ruth Heinaman Ruth Heinaman ... Goggles
Baby Peggy Baby Peggy ... Hortense (as Peggy Montgomery)
Margaret Marquis Margaret Marquis ... Elizabeth
Dorothy Drake Dorothy Drake ... The Naughty
Kathleen Fitz Kathleen Fitz ... The Ritzy
Phyllis Ludwig Phyllis Ludwig ... The Cry-Baby
Directed by Henry Edwards
Written by
Edgar Wallace (novel)
Gerard Fairlie
Produced by Julius Hagen
Gordon Harker as Bill Shane aka The Lad
Betty Stockfeld as Lady Fandon
Jane Carr as Pauline Grant
Michael Shepley as Arthur Maddeley
Gerald Barry as Lord Fandon
Geraldine Fitzgerald as Joan Fandon
Sebastian Shaw as Jimmy
John Turnbull as Inspector Martin
Ralph Truman as O'Shea
David Hawthorne as Major Grannitt
Wilfrid Caithness as Tanner
Barbara Everest as Mrs. Lorraine
Michael Hogan - Nick Trent
Dorothy Boyd - Nita Daventry
Richard Cooper - Tony Cosgrave
Michael Shepley - George Despard
Jane Carr - Cleo Despard
Geraldine Fitzgerald - Evelyn Daventry
Sebastian Shaw - Trent
Felix Aylmer - Lord Yardleigh
Bobbie Comber - Andrews
Directed by George Pearson
Written by Gerard Fairlie
Richard Dix
McAllan
Madge Evans
Ruth McAllan
Leslie Banks
Frederick Robbins
George Arliss
Prime Minister
C. Aubrey Smith
Lloyd
Basil Sydney
Mostyn
Helen Vinson
Varlia Lloyd
Godfrey Tearle as Sir Wilfred Rhodes
Hugh Williams as Gerald Winter
Judy Gunn as Diana Gregory
Mickey Brantford as Tom
Julien Mitchell as Bob Holt
Olga Lindo as Mrs. Holt
Michael Hogan as Charlie
Frank Pettingell as Goddard
Eliot Makeham as Pip
Eve Gray as Daisy
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Screenplay by Eliot Stannard
Based on The Lodger
by Marie Belloc Lowndes
Produced by
Michael Balcon
Carlyle Blackwell
C. M. Woolf
Starring
Marie Ault
Arthur Chesney
June Tripp
Malcolm Keen
Ivor Novello
Directed by Tod Browning
Written by Tod Browning (story)
Waldemar Young
Produced by Irving G. Thalberg
Starring Lon Chaney
Norman Kerry
Joan Crawford
Nick De Ruiz
Directed by Lothar Mendes
Written by H. G. Wells
Lajos Bíró
Produced by Alexander Korda
Roland Young as George Worthington Fotheringay
Ralph Richardson as Colonel Winstanley
Edward Chapman as Major Grigsby
Ernest Thesiger as Mr. Maydig
Joan Gardner as Ada Price
Sophie Stewart as Maggie Hooper
Robert Cochran as Bill Stoker
Lady Tree as Mr. Grigsby's Housekeeper
Laurence Hanray as Mr. Bamfylde, London & Essex Bank
George Zucco as Moody, Colonel Winstanley's Butler
Wallace Lupino as Police Constable Winch (billed as Wally Lupino)
Joan Hickson as Effie Brickman
Wally Patch as Police Superintendent Smithelle
Mark Daly as Toddy Beamish
Ivan Brandt as Player (a god)
George Sanders as Indifference (a god)
Torin Thatcher as Observer (a god)
Directed by David Selman
Written by Harold Shumate
Mary Brian as Linda Allen
Russell Hardie as Tommy Braddock
George McKay as Sergeant Kelly
Thurston Hall as Inspector O'Hara
Henry Brandon as Mr. Zero
Betty Compson as Kate
Harry Hayden as William Bentley
Boyd Irwin as Whitley
Charles R. Moore as Highpockets
Harry Bernard as Sexton
Edward LeSaint as Landlord
Alma Chester as Old lady
Rolf Ernest as Messenger
Lee Shumway as Police captain
William Arnold as Police operator
Beatrice Curtis as Shop girl
Brady Kline as Lieutenant
James Millican as Hotel clerk
Charles Dorety as Stunt driver
Roger Gray as Coffin man
Lon Chaney Jr. as Coffin man
Directed by Darcy Conyers
Written by John Chapman
Produced by David Henley
Sydney Box
Brian Rix – Aircraftman Arthur Atwood/Wing Commander Blenkinsop
Cecil Parker – Air Vice-Marshal Sir Bertram Bukpasser
William Hartnell – Warrant Officer Bright
Leslie Phillips – Squadron Leader Thomas
Leo Franklyn – Belling
John Welsh – Squadron Leader Grant
Toby Perkins – Flight Lieutenant Spendal
Liz Fraser – Lulu
Charles Cameron – General Gimble
Vera Pearce – Madame Grilby
Julian D'Albie – Air Marshal Carruthers
Sarah Branch – WAAF Hawkins
Irene Handl – Mrs. Billingsgate
Andrew Sachs – Briggs
Hattie Jacques – Ada
Arthur Brough – Admiral Bewdly
Ray Cooney – Corporal
Oliver Johnston – Air Commodore Turner
Merilyn Roberts – 1st WAAF
Sheila Mercier – 2nd WAAF
Christine Russell – 3rd WAAF
Larry Noble – Farmer
John Langham – Ricky
Rowland Bartrop – Smythe
Julie Mendez – Dancer
Patrick Cargill – Fritz
Directed by Cyril Frankel
Written by Ted Willis (story and screenplay)
Produced by Victor Skutezky
John Mills as Mr. Dingle
Cecil Parker as Frome
John Salew as Routledge
Elizabeth Kentish as Mrs. Castle
Mona Washbourne as Miss Morrow
Mary Merrall as Miss Wyvern
Derek Blomfield as Paterson
Jeremy Spenser as Nicky
Dorothy Bromiley as Paulette
Brian Smith as Ginger
Wilfred Downing as Browning
Robert Dickens as Morris
Dawson France as Crowther
Carole Shelley as Peggy
Richard O'Sullivan as Lawson
Norman Pierce as Publican
Eleanor Summerfield as Barmaid
Bryan Forbes as Mr. Parkes, Organ Salesman
Marjorie Rhodes as Landlady
Eddie Byrne as Morris
Russell Waters as Mr. Scott, School Inspector
Lucien Nonguet
Ferdinand Zecca
Charles Hawtrey as Horace Parker
E. Holman Clark as Ramiel
Crissie Bell as Minnie Templer
Frank Hector as Arthur Dicey
Hubert Willis as a tramp
Kate Tyndale as Aunt Martha
Evelyn Beaumont as Bella
Eileen Temple as Mrs. Claremce
R. Crompton as the God of Mars
B. Stanmore as the wounded man
Tonie Reith as the wounded man’s wife
Douglas Fairbanks
Don Juan
Merle Oberon
Antonita
Benita Hume
Dona Dolores
Binnie Barnes
Rosita
Gina Malo
Pepita
Athene Seyler
Theresa
Bruce Winston
cafetier
Melville Cooper
Leporello
Joan Gardner
Carmen
Alison Skipworth as Beulah Bonnell
Roland Young as Lord Reginald Withers
Sari Maritza as Cecily Withers
Kent Taylor as Dick Garfield
Roscoe Karns as Tony
Warren Hymer as Nutty Bolton
George Barbier as James Garfield
DeWitt Jennings as Mr. Stephens
Billy Bletcher as Keyhole
Dewey Robinson as The Colonel
Edgar Norton as Crotchett
Ethel Griffies as Lady McDougal
Claudia Craddock as Miss Snodgrass
James Burke as Mulroy
Jackie Searl as The Ship's Bad Boy
Herbert Marshall as Oliver
Mary Boland as Mrs. Hopkins
Lionel Atwill as Wallace
May Robson as Mrs. Vail
Elizabeth Allan as Helen
Ralph Forbes as Bascom
Lucille Gleason as Mrs. Peabody
Robert McWade as Mr. Peabody
Unbilled
Harry Holman as Mrs. Hopkins' husband, Elmer
Andre Cheron as French creditor
Leyland Hodgson as Whittaker, the co-pilot
Jean De Briac as Henri, the headwaiter
Emile Chautard as French hotel clerk
Frank Puglia as waiter
Jameson Thomas as Inspector Kenyon
Murray Kinnell as Inspector Harris
Lawrence Grant as Sir Charles Brewster, the British Ambassador
Henry Kendall as Harry Wainwright
Gillian Lind as Ann
Joan Gardner as Peggy Fordyce
Michael Hogan as Shiner Talbot
Cyril Raymond as Captain Fordyce
John Turnbull as Inspector Jukes
Louis Hayward as Frank Elford
Ethel Warwick as Georgina Yapp
Directed by Sam Taylor
Written by William Shakespeare
Mary Pickford as Katherina
Douglas Fairbanks as Petruchio
Edwin Maxwell as Baptista
Joseph Cawthorn as Gremio
Clyde Cook as Grumio
Geoffrey Wardwell as Hortensio
Dorothy Jordan as Bianca
Directed by
Jonathan Miller
Simon Chandler ... Lucentio
Anthony Pedley ... Tranio
John Franklyn-Robbins ... Baptista
Frank Thornton ... Gremio
Sarah Badel ... Katherine
Jonathan Cecil ... Hortensio
Susan Penhaligon ... Bianca
Harry Waters ... Biondello
John Cleese ... Petruchio
David Kincaid ... Grumio
Bev Willis ... Baptista's Servant
Angus Lennie ... Curtis
Harry Webster ... Nathaniel
Gil Morris ... Philip
Leslie Sarony ... Gregory
Derek Deadman ... Nicholas
Denis Gilmore ... Peter
John Bird ... Pedant
Alan Hay ... Tailor
David Kinsey ... Haberdasher
John Barron ... Vincentio
Joan Hickson ... Widow
Tony Martell ... Officer
Directed by
David MacKane Writing Credits
Robert McLeish
Howard Connell ... Willie Mutrie
Marjorie Thomson ... Jean Mutrie
Betty Henderson ... Peggie Anderson
Roddy McMillan ... Hector
Russell Hunte ... Johnnie Martin
Isobel Campbell ... Nora Reilly
Carl Williamson ... Francis Porter
Lothar Lewinsohn ... Ahmed
Sybil Thomson ... Magdalene
Evie Garratt ... Mrs. Reilly (as Eveline Garratt)
Jack Stewart ... Peter Reilly
Ian Dalgleish ... Dr. Andrews
Berta Cooper ... Mrs. Andrews
Abe Barker ... 'Puddin' (as Abie Barker)
Archie Duncan ... Bull
Andrew Keir ... Pub chucker-outer
Directed by Lew Landers
Screenplay by Lawrence Kimble
Hilda Gordon
Eric Taylor
Produced by Herman Schlom
Starring Bonita Granville
Morgan Conway
Rita Corday
Don Douglas
June Clayworth
Anne Shirley ... Betty Jackson
John Morley John Morley ... Barry Trent
Gene Lockhart Gene Lockhart ... Winfield Jackson
Dudley Clements Dudley Clements ... Horace Mansfield
Barbara Pepper Barbara Pepper ... Angela Brown
Frank Melton Frank Melton ... Clabby Holden
Charles Coleman Charles Coleman ... Rogers
Dot Farley Dot Farley ... Mrs. Potts
Jack Carson Jack Carson ... Hodges
George Irving George Irving ... Justice A.K. Otto
Dulcie Gray
Elizabeth Foster
Michael Denison
David Walsh
Geraldine McEwan
Irene
Sydney Tafler
Johnny
Bill Owen
Joe
Kenneth Connor
Tom Bass
Tommy Duggan
A. R. Weatherspoon
Marcel Poncin
1st Jeweller
Charles Farrell
Arthur
Robert Adair
Basher
Basil Dignam
2nd Jeweller
Directed by Josef Berne
Screenplay by Ruth Nussbaum
Samuel Ornitz
Wilfred H. Petitt
Michael L. Simmons
Hilda Stone
Otto Kruger as Matthew Van Camp
Clifford Severn as Paul Graffen
Pat Parrish as Pat Daniels
Jimmy Carpenter as Johnny Reynolds
Erwin Kalser as Jan Dorchik
Danny Jackson as Googy
Directed by Basil Dearden
Written by Basil Dearden
Sidney Cole
John Clements as Joe Dinmore
Googie Withers as Alice Foster
Raymond Huntley as Malcolm Stritton
Renee Gadd as Dorothy Stritton
A. E. Matthews as Sir George Gedney
Mabel Terry Lewis as Lady Loxfield
Frances Rowe as Philippa Loxfield
Ada Reeve as Mrs Batley
Norman Shelley as Cudworth
J.B. Priestley as Himself
Directed by Don McDougall
Screenplay by Don Martin
Richard H. Landau
John Bromfield as Nick Dunn
Carol Shannon as Jane Dunn
Joi Lansing as Karen Winter
Ralph Clanton as Arthur Markel
Mark Dana as Smiley Ward
Charles Keane as Lieutenant Jefferson
George Sawaya as Lt. Fred Holmes
Dabbs Greer as Detective Davenport
John Frederick as Hutton
Kurt Katch as Otto
Joan Sinclair as Miss Rogers
Robert Osterloh as 'Big John' Hayman
Maurice Marks as Paul the Bartender
Paula Hill as Mrs. Davenport
Directed by Ken Annakin
Written by Hubert Gregg
Vernon Harris
Laurence Harvey - George
Jimmy Edwards - Harris
David Tomlinson - Jerome “J”
Shirley Eaton - Sophie Clutterbuck
Jill Ireland - Bluebell Porterhouse
Lisa Gastoni - Primrose Porterhouse
Martita Hunt - Mrs Willis
Joan Haythorne - Mrs Porterhouse
Campbell Cotts - Ambrose Porterhouse
Adrienne Corri - Clara Willis
Noelle Middleton - Ethelbertha
Charles Lloyd-Pack - Mr Quilp
Robertson Hare - Photographer
A. E. Matthews - 1st Cricketer
Miles Malleson - 2nd Cricketer
Ernest Thesiger - Umpire
Hal Osmond - Cabbie
Sebastian Shaw as Sir James Quentin
Derrick De Marney as Captain John Mellish
Patricia Roc as Pat Quentin
Arthur Hambling as Ginger Brown
Meinhart Maur as Karl Zaroff
John Turnbull as Inspector Gill
Peter Gawthorne as General Bullington
André Morell as Klein
Charles Oliver as Johnson
Jack Vyvian as Sergeant Wells
Billy Watts as Fernald
Charles Paton as Mr. Gibbs
Basil Cunard as Dr. Fairlie
Hugh Dempster as Nelson
Ian Fleming as Pennington
Cameron Hall as Badger Wood
Scott Harrold as Ted Blacklock
F.B.J. Sharp as Coroner
Bill Shine as Bystander at accident
Cynthia Stock as Matron
Lynn Bari as Carol Northrup
Mary Beth Hughes as Jerry Daily
Joan Davis as Nellie
Henry Wilcoxon as Dr. Hugh Mayberry
Robert Lowery as Dr. Stephen Greig
Alan Baxter as Mickey Ryan
Kay Aldridge as Adelaide Sinclair
Helen Ericson as Amy McCall
Chick Chandler as Gus
Joan Valerie as Vickie
Elyse Knox as Marjorie
Dorothy Dearing as Linda
Herbert Rawlinson as John Crane
Kay Linaker as Mrs. John Crane
Thomas E. Jackson as Inspector Saunders
Richard Lane as Lieutenant Lake
Frank Coghlan Jr. as Sammy
Jerry Fletcher as Hotel clerk
Edward Cooper as Butler
Directed by H. B. Parkinson
Written by Winifred Graham
Evelyn Brent as Nora Prescott
Louis Willoughby as Isoldi Keene
Ward McAllister as Elder Kayler
Olaf Hytten as Elder Marz
Olive Sloane as Sadie Keane
George Wynn as Jim Foster
Cecil Morton York as Mr. Prescott
Directed by Jack Conway
Written by Scenario:
A.P. Younger
Titles:
Joseph Farnham
John Gilbert as Jerry Fay
Ernest Torrence as Red McCue
Joan Crawford as Jane
Eileen Percy as Maizie
Paulette Duval as Trini
Dorothy Sebastian as Chiquita
Gwen Lee as Hulda
Edward Earle as John Burton
Bert Roach as Luke
Dennis O'Keefe
Jim Craig
Jane Wyatt
Ellen
ZaSu Pitts
Anna
Edward Everett Horton
Fred Stonebraker
Russell Wade
Old Field Inn Patron
Mady Laurence
Miss Bailey
Marie Windsor
Old Field Inn Patron
Jessie Matthews
Annette Marquand
David Niven
Minor role
Owen Nares
Max
Roland Culver
Jacques
Carol Goodner
Cora
Basil Radford
Rudolph
Winifred Oughton
Housekeeper
Alberto Cavalcanti (as Cavalcanti)
Writers: Graham Greene (story), John Dighton (story), 2 more credits »
Stars: Leslie Banks, C.V. France, Valerie Taylor; John Brahm
Writers: Waldo Salt (screenplay), L. Willinger (story), 1 more credit »
Stars: Annabella, John Sutton, Lee J. Cobb
Frank Richardson, Victor Hanbury (uncredited)
Writer: Reginald Long
Noah Beery ... Lee Barwell
Kathleen Kelly Kathleen Kelly ... Gwen Taylor
Louis Borel Louis Borel ... Pierre Charrell (as Louis Borell)
Charles Oliver Charles Oliver ... Toni Visetti
Reginald Long Reginald Long ... Charles Mason
Penelope Parkes Penelope Parkes ... Elizabeth
Tarva Penna Tarva Penna ... Conrad Colter (as Tarver Penna)
Bela Mila Bela Mila ... Mrs. Penworthy
Henry B. Longhurst Henry B. Longhurst ... Streeter (as Henry Longhurst)
Billie de la Volta Billie de la Volta ... Muriel (as B. de la Volta)
Joan Kemp-Welch Joan Kemp-Welch ... Madame Ambrosia
Fred Bush Fred Bush ... Hotel manager
Carol Reed
Writers: Anthony Kimmins (screen play), J.B. Priestley
Edmund Gwenn ... Mr. Radfern
Cedric Hardwicke Cedric Hardwicke ... Mr. Baxley
Victoria Hopper Victoria Hopper ... Elsie Radfern
Ethel Coleridge Ethel Coleridge ... Mrs. Baxley
Katie Johnson Katie Johnson ... Mrs. Radfern
Francis James Francis James ... Harold Russ
James Harcourt James Harcourt ... Joe Fletten
David Hawthorne David Hawthorne ... Inspector Stack
Frederick Burtwell Frederick Burtwell ... Simpson
Terry Conlin Terry Conlin ... Police Sergeant (as Terence Conlin)
Norman Walker Norman Walker ... Man with Glasses
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tom Gill Tom Gill ... Bit Part
Arnold Lucy Arnold Lucy ... Bit Part
Bobby Watson
Adolf Hitler
Marjorie Woodworth
Linda Kraus
George E. Stone
Suki Yaki
Alan Mowbray
The Devil
Joe Devlin
Benito Mussolini
Douglas Fowley
Walter Beeter
Herman Bing
Louis
Lon Chaney
Quasimodo
Patsy Ruth Miller
Esméralda
Norman Kerry
Phoebus
Ernest Torrence
Clopin Trouillefou
Kate Lester
Madame de Condelaurier
Winifred Bryson
Fleur de Lys
Brandon Hurst
Jehan Frollo
Tod Slaughter ... Stephen Hawke
Marjorie Taylor Marjorie Taylor ... Julia Hawke
D.J. Williams D.J. Williams ... Joshua Trimble
Eric Portman Eric Portman ... Matthew Trimble
Graham Soutten Graham Soutten ... Nathaniel (as Ben Soutten)
Gerald Barry Gerald Barry ... Miles Archer
George M. Slater George M. Slater ... Lord Brickhaven
Charles Penrose Charles Penrose ... Sir Franklin
Norman Pierce Norman Pierce ... Landlord
Flotsam and Jetsam Flotsam and Jetsam ... Themselves
Robert Florey
Writers: Brian Marlow (screenplay), Robert Yost
Reginald Denny ... Johnny Morgan
Frances Drake Frances Drake ... Peggy Madison
Gail Patrick Gail Patrick ... Claire Woodward Smith
Rod La Rocque Rod La Rocque ... Neil DuBeck / Joe Walker
George Barbier George Barbier ... Jerome Hewitt
Ian Keith Ian Keith ... E. Gordon Smith
Conway Tearle Conway Tearle ... Edwin Strange
Thomas E. Jackson Thomas E. Jackson ... Detective McKane (as Thomas Jackson)
Jack Raymond Jack Raymond ... George Tyson
Colin Tapley Colin Tapley ... Studio Manager
Jack Mulhall Jack Mulhall ... Jack Rawlins
Bryant Washburn Bryant Washburn ... Karl Jennings
Franklyn Farnum Franklyn Farnum ... James Deley (as Franklin Farnum)
Lee Shumway Lee Shumway ... Chief of Police
Spencer Charters Spencer Charters ... Watchman
Guy Newall
Writers: Cyril Campion (play), Edward Dignon (play)
Edmund Gwenn ... Admiral FitzPorter
Aubrey Mather Aubrey Mather ... Captain Brooke
James Raglan James Raglan ... Frank Bruce R.N.
Edgar Driver Edgar Driver ... Ex-Petty Officer Sam Hawkins
Abraham Sofaer Abraham Sofaer ... Don Pablo Di Tuena Y Gonzales
Dorothy Black Dorothy Black ... Donna Teresa D'Alcantara
Andreas Malandrinos Andreas Malandrinos ... Guido D'Elvira (as Andrea Malandrinos)
D.J. Williams D.J. Williams ... Questa
Agnes Imlay Agnes Imlay ... Mrs. Pinchcliffe
Hope Davy Hope Davy ... Pamela FitzPorter
Directed by Maclean Rogers
Written by Kathleen Butler
Reginald Purdell as Joe Swan
Ellis Irving as Kit Burns
Lesley Brook as Evelyn Vincent
Betty Warren as Florrie Forde
Tom E. Finglass as Eugene Stratton
John Rorke as Gus Elen
Marie Lloyd Jr. as Marie Lloyd
George Robey as Himself
Charles Coborn as Himself
Ella Retford as Herself
Charles Shadwell as Himself
Joan Winters as Herself
Nat Ayer as Himself
Slim Rhyder as Himself
Tessa Deane as Herself
Wilson, Keppel and Betty as Themselves
Band of the Coldstream Guards as Themselves
Peter Noble as Chairman
Louis Bradfield as Chris Burns
Amy Dalby as Suffragette
Arthur Hambling as Commissionaire
Bryan Herbert as Guest at Theatre Opening
Vi Kaley as Evelyn's Dresser
David Keir as Theatre Bar Patron
Pat McGrath as Kit Burns Jr
George Merritt as Music Hall Chairman
Directed by Herbert Wilcox
Written by Miles Malleson
Charles de Grand
Produced by Herbert Wilcox
Starring Anna Neagle
Anton Walbrook
Walter Rilla
H.B. Warner
Mary Morris
Cinematography William V. Skall
Freddie Young
Edited by Jill Irving
Music by Anthony Collins
Anna Neagle as Queen Victoria
Anton Walbrook as Prince Albert
Walter Rilla as Prince Ernest
H. B. Warner as Lord Melbourne
Mary Morris as Duchess of Kent
James Dale as Duke of Wellington
Felix Aylmer as Lord Palmerston
Charles Carson as Sir Robert Peel
Gordon McLeod as John Brown
C. V. France as Archbishop of Canterbury
Arthur Young as William Gladstone
Greta Schröder as Baroness Lehzen
Paul Leyssac as Baron Stockmar
Derrick De Marney as Younger Disraeli
Hugh Miller as Older Disraeli
Percy Parsons as President Abraham Lincoln
Hubert Harben as Lord Conyngham
Henry Hallett as Joseph Chamberlain
Clarence Blakiston as Duke of Sussex
Directed by Jacques Tourneur
Screenplay by
Charles Bennett
Louis M. Heyward
Additional dialogue by
David Whitaker
Based on "The City in the Sea"
by Edgar Allan Poe
Produced by
George Willoughby
Daniel Haller
Vincent Price as Sir Hugh, The Captain
David Tomlinson as Harold Tufnell-Jones
Tab Hunter as Ben Harris
Susan Hart as Jill Tregillis
John Le Mesurier as Rev. Jonathan Ives
Henry Oscar as Mumford
Derek Newark as Dan
Roy Patrick as Simon
Herbert as himself (Harold's chicken)
Julian Sands – Julian
Renée Soutendijk – Nina
Maciej Robakiewicz – Staś
Vadim Glowna – niemiecki profesor
Andrzej Łapicki – Hulan
Aleksander Bardini – profesor Steinberg
Hanna Skarżanka – kuzynka Hulanickich
Paweł Wawrzecki – ksiądz katolicki
Jerzy Nowak – oficer-tłumacz
Maja Komorowska – siostra Klementyna
Sylwia Wysocka – baletnica
Beata Maj-Dąbal – baletnica
Juliusz Lubicz-Lisowski – gość Hulanickich
Tadeusz Bradecki – doktor Marcin, psychiatra
Andrzej Żarnecki – kuzyn Hulanickich
Anna Milewska – żona Hulanickiego, matka Stasia
Irena Malkiewicz – matka Hulanickiego
Mirosław Kowalczyk – psychicznie chory
Maciej Borniński – psychicznie chory
Joachim Król – Edward, kierowca Castora
Milva – żona włoskiego dyplomaty
Directed by Michael Reeves
Screenplay by
Tom Baker
Michael Reeves
Based on Witchfinder General
by Ronald Bassett
Produced by
Louis M. Heyward
Philip Waddilove
Arnold Miller
Starring
Vincent Price
Ian Ogilvy
Rupert Davies
Wilfrid Brambell
Patrick Wymark
Robert Russell
Nicky Henson
Hilary Dwyer