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Glamorous Night (film)

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Directed by
  
Brian Desmond Hurst

Initial release
  
15 December 1937

Story by
  
Ivor Novello

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Produced by
  
Walter C. Mycroft

Director
  
Brian Desmond Hurst

Music director
  
Ivor Novello, Harry Acres

Written by
  
Hugh Brooke Dudley Leslie William Freshman J. Lee Thompson (adaptation)

Based on
  
musical play Glamorous Night by Ivor Novello

Starring
  
Mary Ellis Otto Kruger Victor Jory Barry MacKay

Music by
  
Ivor Novello (composer: songs and incidental music) Harry Acres (musical director)

Production company
  
Associated British Picture Corporation

Cast
  
Otto Kruger, Victor Jory, Mary Ellis, Barry MacKay, Maire O'Neill

Similar
  
The Mark of Cain, Black Eyes, The Tenth Man, The Man Who Wouldn't, Friday the Thirteenth

Mary ellis sings ivor novello s glamorous night from the 1937 film


Glamorous Night is a 1937 British drama film directed by Brian Desmond Hurst and starring Mary Ellis, Otto Kruger and Victor Jory. It is an adaptation of the play Glamorous Night by Ivor Novello. In a mythical European kingdom, King Stefan clashes with his prime minister and falls in love with the gypsy loving Melitza.

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Cast

  • Mary Ellis ... Melitza Hjos
  • Otto Kruger ... King Stefan
  • Victor Jory ... Baron Lyadeff
  • Barry MacKay ... Anthony Allan
  • Trefor Jones ... Lorenti
  • Maire O'Neill ... Phoebe
  • Anthony Holles ... Maestro
  • Charles Carson ... Otto
  • Felix Aylmer ... Diplomat
  • Finlay Currie ... Angus MacKintosh
  • Raymond Lovell ... Ship's Officer
  • Critical reception

    Sky Movies wrote, "The story creaks like a dowager's stays in this torrid tale of Ruritanian romance and skulduggery based on Ivor Novello's stage success. There are compensations, however, in the tuneful music and elegant production values, to say nothing of gipsies who appear to be addicted to ballet dancing. Victor Jory plays the villainous prime minister with steely determination and an American accent, Mary Ellis is suitably lively although she is hardly a believable Romany. Barry Mackay stands out as an English oil prospector, the role originally played on stage by Novello."

    References

    Glamorous Night (film) Wikipedia