Clive of India (film)
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| Clive of India | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Richard Boleslawski |
| Produced by | William Goetz, Raymond Griffith |
| Written by | W.P. Lipscomb, R.J. Minney |
| Starring | Ronald Colman, Loretta Young, Colin Clive, Francis Lister |
| Music by | Alfred Newman |
| Cinematography | J. Peverell Marley |
| Editing by | Barbara McLean |
| Release date(s) | 1935 |
| Running time | 95 min. |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
| IMDb profile | |
Clive of India is a 1935, drama genre film, based on Lord Robert Clive's historical biography. Written by R.J. Minney and W.P. Lipscomb and directed by Richard Boleslawski.
[edit] Plot
The film sidesteps Clive's most famous battles with Indian insurrectionists, relegating them to offscreen events described by subtitles. In real life, Clive was ruined by a trial in the House of Commons, after which he suffered a nervous breakdown and committed suicide. The film tactfully closes on the trial and Clive's reunion with his wife.
[edit] Cast
- Ronald Colman
- Loretta Young
- Colin Clive
- Francis Lister
- C. Aubrey Smith
- Cesar Romero
- Montagu Love
- Ferdinand Munier
- Gilbert Emery
- Leo G. Carroll
- Etienne Girardot
- Robert Greig
- Mischa Auer
- Ferdinand Gottschalk
- Doris Lloyd
- Edward Cooper
- Eily Malyon
- Joseph R. Tozer
- Phyllis Clare
- Leonard Mudie
- Phillip Dare
- Coit Albertson
- Don Ameche
- Lionel Belmore
- Florence Benson
- George Beranger
- Nadine Beresford
- Herbert Bunston
- John Carradine
- Beulah Christian
- Neville Clark
- Gilbert Clayton
- Phyllis Coghlan
- Eddie Coke
- Bruce Cook
- D'Arcy Corrigan
- Sonya Dahl
- Eddie Das
- J. Gunnis Davis
- Larry Dods
- Vernon Downing
- David Dunbar
- Frank Dunn
- Ed Eberle
- Oliver Eckhardt
- Charles E. Evans
- Monty Fenton
- Almeda Fowler
- Douglas Gerrard
- Sumner Getchell
- Beatrice Griffith
- Bobby Hale
- Donald Hall
- Lumsden Hare
- Carey Harrison
- Keith Hitchcock
- Olaf Hytten
- Charles Irwin
- John Irwin
- Lorimer Johnston
- Colin Kenny
- Emmett King
- Lia Lance
- Barbara Lee
- Etta Lee
- Connie Leon
- Edgar Lewis
- Bert Lindley
- Gladys Lloyd
- Elsie Mackie
- Mary MacLaren
- Murdock MacQuarrie
- Tommy Martin
- James May
- Philo McCullough
- Fred Murray
- Joseph North
- Frank O'Connor
- Vesey O'Davoren
- Bert Offord
- Frank Pharr
- Alex Pollard
- Theodore Reed
- Tom Ricketts
- Desmond Roberts
- Ann Shaw
- Peter Shaw
- Yorke Sherwood
- Pat Somerset
- Terry Spencer
- Wyndham Standing
- Robert L. Stevenson
- Charles Thurston
- David Wade
- Ian Wolfe
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