Königin Viktoria (1937)
Im Juni 1837 erfährt die achtzehnjährige englische Prinzessin Viktoria, dass ihr Onkel William IV. soeben verstorben ist, wodurch sie die Thronfolge antreten darf. Auf Anraten ihres ersten Premierministers Lord Melbourne fasst Viktoria eine Ehe ins Auge. Im Februar 1840 heiratet sie ihren deutschen Cousin Albert. Schon bald wird Albert zu ihrem wichtigsten Berater, aber auch zu ihrem Lebensretter, als ein Attentäter sie im November 1941 erschießen will. Seinerzeit überaus erfolgreiche Filmbiografie, in der Anna Neagle die englische Königin Viktoria verkörpert.
Der Regisseur: Herbert Wilcox
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Anna Neagle as Queen Victoria |
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Adolf Wohlbrück as Prince Albert |
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Walter Rilla as Prince Ernest |
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H.B. Warner as Lord Melbourne |
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Mary Morris as Duchess of Kent |
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James Dale as Duke of Wellington |
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Felix Aylmer as Lord Palmerston |
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Charles Carson as Robert Peel |
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Gordon McLeod as John Brown |
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C. V. France as Archbishop of Canterburry |
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Arthur Young as William Gladstone |
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Greta Schröder as Baroness Lehzen |
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Paul Leyssac as Baron Stockmar |
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Derrick De Marney as Younger Diraeli |
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Hugh Miller as Older Disraeli |
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Percy Parsons as President Lincoln |
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Hubert Harben as Lord Conyngham |
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Henry Hallett as Joseph Chamberlain |
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William Dewhurst as John Bright |
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Bert Bendon as |
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Syd Crossley as |
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Hal Gordon as |
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Frank Birch as Charles Dilke |
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Miles Malleson as Sir James |
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Robert Atkins as Garter King-at-Arms |
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Edgar Driver as Pearly King |
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Tom Heslewood as |
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Moore Marriott as Train Driver |
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Lewis Casson as Archbishop of Canterbury |
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Charles Lefeaux as Earl of Albermarle |
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Ivor Barnard as Assassin |
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O.B. Clarence as Coachman-in-Chief |
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Arnold Lucy as |
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Clarence Blakiston as Duke of Sussex |
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Vi Kaley as |
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Marie Wright as Old Kitty |
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Joyce Bland as Florence Nightingale |
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Wyndham Goldie as Cecil Rhodes |
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Joan Young as Miss Pitt |
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Angela Braemar as Princess Alice |
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Frank Cellier as (uncredited) |
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Paul Henreid as (uncredited) |
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Albert Lieven as (uncredited) |
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Aubrey Mallalieu as Bishop at the Palace |
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Rupert Mitford as George Bentinck |
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Julian Royce as Duke of Cambridge |
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C. Aubrey Smith as (uncredited) |
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Elizabeth Vaughan as Mistress of Robes |
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Stanley Vine as Gentleman-in-Waiting |
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Neil McKay as |
| Directing | Herbert Wilcox | Director |
| Writing | Charles de Grandcourt | Writer |
| Production | Herbert Wilcox | Producer |
| Writing | Miles Malleson | Writer |
| Editing | Jill Irving | Editor |
| Art | Tom Heslewood | Production Design |
| Art | Lawrence P. Williams | Art Direction |
| Editing | Elmo Williams | Supervising Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Patricia Pearce | Makeup & Hair |
| Sound | L.E. Overton | Sound Recordist |
| Sound | Muir Mathieson | Music Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Guy Pearce | Makeup & Hair |
| Production | Tom White | Production Manager |
| Sound | Anthony Collins | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Freddie Young | Director of Photography |
| Camera | William V. Skall | Director of Photography |
