Becky Sharp
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Becky Sharp
13 Jun 1935
1935Historical1h 26m
Rebecca Sharp is an orphan working as a governess who enters high society, where she must navigate the challenges of her new life and social ambition
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Genres Drama, Historical, Romance
Decade 1930s
This Movie is Ambitious, Ruthless, Historical, Vibrant & Technicolor-rich
About Becky Sharp A 1935 historical drama directed by Rouben Mamoulian and W. Argyle Nelson, notable for its status as the first feature length film to use three-strip Technicolor
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Audio English (United States)
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Cast
- Miriam Hopkins Becky Sharp
- Frances Dee Amelia Sedley
- Cedric Hardwicke Marquis of Steyne
- Billie Burke Lady Bareacres
- Alison Skipworth Miss Crawley
- Nigel Bruce Joseph Sedley
- Alan Mowbray Rawdon Crawley
- G.P. Huntley George Osborne
- William Stack Pitt Crawley
- George Hassell Sir Pitt Crawley
- William Faversham Duke of Wellington
- Charles Richman Gen. Tufto
- Doris Lloyd Duchess of Richmond
- Colin Tapley Captain William Dobbin
- Leonard Mudie Tarquin
- Charles Coleman Bowles
- May Beatty Briggs
- Bunny Beatty Lady Blanche
- Finis Barton Miss Flowery
- Olaf Hytten The Prince Regent
- Pauline Garon Fifine
- Jimmy Robinson Sedley's Page
- Elspeth Dudgeon Miss Pinkerton
- Tempe Pigott The Charwoman
- Ottola Nesmith Lady Jane Crawley
- Joan Arnold Girl (uncredited)
- Billie Bellport Girl (uncredited)
- Mrs. Leslie Carter Woman (uncredited)
- Will Geer Spectator (uncredited)
- Gaston Glass British Officer (uncredited)
- Creighton Hale British Officer (uncredited)
- Keith Hitchcock British Officer (uncredited)
- Viola Moore Laura (uncredited)
- Pat Nixon Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)
- C. Montague Shaw British Nobleman (uncredited)
- Pat Somerset British Officer (uncredited)
- John Warburton Beau Brummel (uncredited)
- Madeline Wilson Girl (uncredited)
Director
- Rouben Mamoulian
- W. Argyle Nelson
Screenwriter
- Francis Edward Faragoh
- William Makepeace Thackeray
- Langdon Mitchell
Director of Photography
- Ray Rennahan
Composer
- Roy Webb
- Earl A. Wolcott
Producer
- John London
