Cage of Gold
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Cage of Gold is a 1950 British drama film directed by Basil Dearden and starring Jean Simmons, Herbert Lom and Bernard Lee.[1]
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[edit] Plot
A young woman gives up her stable life and leaves her fiancé for a married man, who gets her pregnant and then abandons her.[2]
[edit] Critical Responses
"Melodrama of a young girl's tragic infatuation for a worthless bounder who had been her schoolgirl hero. Lavishly staged and efficiently directed, but the characters are somewhat stereotyped."[3]
[edit] Cast
- Jean Simmons as Judith Moray
- David Farrar as Bill Glennan
- James Donald as Dr Alan Kearn
- Herbert Lom as Rahman
- Madeleine LeBeau as Marie Jouvet
- Maria Mauban as Antoinette Duport
- Bernard Lee as Inspector Grey
- Grégoire Aslan as Duport
- Gladys Henson as Waddy
- Harcourt Williams as Dr Kearn senior
- Léo Ferré as Victor
- George Benson as Assistant Registrar
- Martin Boddey as Police Sergeant Adams
- Arthur Hambling as Jenkins
- Campbell Singer as Constable
[edit] References
- ^ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042295/
- ^ http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/28473
- ^ Picture Show, vol 55, No 1441
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