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Errol Flynn | Maj. Geoffrey Vickers | |
Olivia de Havilland | Elsa Campbell | |
Patric Knowles | Capt. Perry Vickers | |
Henry Stephenson | Sir Charles Macefield | |
Nigel Bruce | Sir Benjamin Warrenton | |
Donald Crisp | Col. Campbell | |
David Niven | Capt. James Randall | |
C. Henry Gordon | Surat Khan | |
G.P. Huntley | Maj. Jowett | |
Robert Barrat | Count Igor Volonoff | |
John Litel | ||
Nedda Harrigan | ||
Carlyle Moore Jr. | ||
Spring Byington | Lady Octavia Warrenton | |
E.E. Clive | Sir Humphrey Harcourt | |
J. Carrol Naish | Subahdar-Major Puran Singh | |
Walter Holbrook | Cornet Charles Barclay | |
Princess Baba | Prema's Mother |
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Producer | Samuel Bischoff
Hal B. Wallis Jack L. Warner |
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Writer | Alfred Lord Tennyson
Michael Jacoby Rowland Leigh |
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Cinematography | Sol Polito
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Musician | Max Steiner
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"Into the valley of Death rode the six hundred." Inspired by history and Tennyson's poem, The Charge of The Light Brigade tells the tale of a band of British Lancers who challenge an army of 25,000 Russians. The film's highlight: the charge itself, a masterful, pulse-pounding nine minutes of thundering hooves and flashing sabers that stands up magnificently against any Hollywood action scene of today - and brought 1936's Best Assistant Director Oscar® to Jack Sullivan for his staging of the vaunted sequence. Errol Flynn, fresh off his success as Captain Blood, stars as the leader of the 600 horsemen. Olivia de Havilland, his Captain Blood leading lady, co-stars. And legendary Max Steiner makes his Warner Bros. debut a memorable one with his stirring, heroic musical score. Here and forever, the Light Brigade rides. |
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