White Face (1933)
63 or 65 mins | Drama | 22 November 1933
Director:
T. Hayes HunterProduction Companies:
Gainsborough Pictures, Ltd., British Lion Film Corp.Var reports that this film was dubbed with the voices of American actors to make the accent more familiar to American audiences. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon, Scr Angus MacPhail and Bryan Wallace in the production; and include Hugh Williams (Michael Seeley) in the cast. ...
Var reports that this film was dubbed with the voices of American actors to make the accent more familiar to American audiences. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon, Scr Angus MacPhail and Bryan Wallace in the production; and include Hugh Williams (Michael Seeley) in the cast.
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