The private life of Don Juan
Directed by: Alexander Korda, Great Britain, 1934
Great Britain, 1934
Cast and Credits
Production | London Film Productions, London |
Distribution | United Artists |
Producer | Alexander Korda |
Production Manager | Alexander Korda |
Director | Alexander Korda |
Assistant Director | Alexander Korda |
Scenario | Frederick Lonsdale |
Lajos Biró | |
Based on | Henry Bataille [Play] |
Story | Frederick Lonsdale |
Lajos Biró | |
Director of Photography | Lajos Biró |
Georges Périnal | |
Composer | Georges Périnal |
Editor | Georges Périnal |
Art Director | Vincent Korda |
Costume Design | Oliver Messel |
Cast | Douglas Fairbanks [Don Juan] |
Merle Oberon [Antonita, a Dancer of Passionate Temperament] | |
Merle Oberon [Cafe Manager] | |
Gina Malo [Pepita, Another Dancer of Equal Temperament] | |
Benita Hume [Dona Dolores, a Lady of Mystery] | |
Binnie Barnes [Rosita, a Maid Pure and Simple] | |
Melville Cooper [Leporello] | |
Owen Nares [Antonio Martinez, an Actor as Actors Go] | |
Owen Nares [Anna Dora, an Actress as Actresses Go] | |
Claude Allister [The Duke, as Dukes Go] | |
Edmond Breon [Cardona, the Playwright, as Playwrights Go] | |
Edmond Breon [Singer] | |
Edmond Breon [Don Alfredo, A Jealous Husband] | |
Rosita Garcia [Second Tired Businessman's Wife] | |
Joan Gardner [Carmen, a Young Lady of novelce] | |
Gibson Gowland [Don Alfredo, Carmen's Poor Husband] | |
Gibson Gowland [Hector, Don Juan''s Cook] | |
Lawrence Grossmith [Pedo, Uncle of the Castle Girl, Who Knows Better] | |
Lawrence Grossmith [First Tired Businessman''s Wife] | |
Lawrence Grossmith [Pedro, Don Juan's Young Masseur] | |
Lawrence Grossmith [The Girl at the Castle, a Young Girl in Love] | |
Lawrence Grossmith [Rodrigo, the Impostor, a Man of novelce] | |
Diana Napier [A Lady of Sentiment] | |
Natalie Paley [Jealous Husband's Poor Wife] | |
Athene Seyler [Theresa, the Innkeeper, a Middle Aged Lady of Young Sentiment] |
Technical specifications
Category: Feature Film
Technical Details: Format: 35 mm, 1:1,37 - Ratio: 1:1,37 - Black and White,Length: 89 minutes, 10 reels
Sound System: mono
First Screening: August 28, 1934 in England
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