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| Genius Products (1947) | |||||
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| Cedric Hardwicke | Ralph Nickleby | |
| Stanley Holloway | Vincent Crummles | |
| Alfred Drayton | Wackford Squeers | |
| Cyril Fletcher | Alfred Mantalini | |
| Bernard Miles | Newman Noggs | |
| Derek Bond | Nicholas Nickleby | |
| Sally Ann Howes | Kate Nickleby | |
| Mary Merrall | Mrs. Nickleby | |
| Sybil Thorndike | Mrs. Squeers | |
| Vera Pearce | Mrs. Crummles | |
| Mary Merrall, Sally Ann Howes and Cedric Hardwicke Derek Bond |
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| Producer | Michael Balcon
John Croydon |
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| Writer | Charles Dickens
John Dighton |
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One twenty-year-old boy, driven by what is right and just, overcomes the forces of unconscionable greed. This is an epic story of human nature that moves from country schoolhouse through traveling theater companies to the lofty, rich and aristocratic halls of urban London. |
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