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The Young Mr. Pitt


The Young Mr. Pitt

The Young Mr. Pitt (1942)

DramaHistory

In 1783 England, King George III appoints William Pitt only 24 years old, as PM. When members of Parliament refuse to take Pitt seriously, he calls for a general election and wins. Pitt works to reform England, focusing on rebuilding the navy while across the sea in France, Napoleon Bonaparte begins his conquest of Europe.

Director: Carol Reed
Writers: Sidney Gilliat, Frank Launder.

Release Date: 1942-09-21
Status: Released
Run time: 118 min / 1:58
Budget: $275,000
Production Company : 20th Century Fox
Production Country: United Kingdom

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Casts

Robert Donat
as William Pitt / The Earl of Chatham
Robert Morley
as Charles James Fox
Phyllis Calvert
as Eleanor Eden
John Mills
as William Wilberforce
Geoffrey Atkins
as William Pitt, as a boy
Jean Cadell
as Mrs. Sparry
Raymond Lovell
as George the Third
Agnes Lauchlan
as Queen Charlotte
Felix Aylmer
as Lord North
Ian McLean
as Dundas
Max Adrian
as Richard Sheridan
A. Bromley Davenport
as Sir Evan Nepean
John Salew
as Smith
Herbert Lom
as Napoleon
Albert Lieven
as Talleyrand
Stephen Haggard
as Lord Nelson
Stuart Lindsell
as Earl Spencer
Henry Hewitt
as Addington
Frederick Culley
as Sir Wm. Farquhar
Frank Pettingell
as Coachman
Leslie Bradley
as Gentleman Jackson
Roy Emerton
as Dan Mendoza
Hugh McDermott
as Mr. Melvill
Alfred Sangster
as Lord Grenville
Kathleen Byron
as Millicent Grey (uncredited)
Leo Genn
as Danton (uncredited)
Hugh Ardale
as Naval Officer
Neal Arden
as
Johnny Brandon
as
Esma Cannon
as Servant at Lord Auckland's
H. Carleton-Crowe
as Old Man
Leslie Dwyer
as Servant at Lord Auckland's
Philip Friend
as
Peter Gawthorne
as Admiral
Muriel George
as Mrs. Carr
Alf Goddard
as
Morland Graham
as
James Harcourt
as Bellamy
Billy Holland
as
W.E. Holloway
as
David Horne
as Mayor
Gordon James
as
James Kenney
as
Max Kirby
as 3rd Secretary
Frederick Leister
as Lord Auckland
Aubrey Mallalieu
as Somerset
Gibb McLaughlin
as George Selwyn
Gertrude Maesmore Morris
as Lady in Waiting
Charles Paton
as
Lloyd Pearson
as
Esme Percy
as
Kynaston Reeves
as
Owen Reynolds
as
J.H. Roberts
as
Ralph Roberts
as
Johnnie Schofield
as
Ronald Shiner
as Man in Stocks
John Slater
as
Ann Stephens
as
Merle Tottenham
as Maid at Lord Auckland's
Austin Trevor
as French Registrar
Grant Tyler
as Boy
Frederick Valk
as
Margaret Vyner
as Duchess of Devonshire
Jack Watling
as Atkinson
Edmund Willard
as
D.J. Williams
as
Bruce Winston
as

Crew

Directing Carol Reed Director
Editing R. E. Dearing Editor
Writing Sidney Gilliat Screenplay
Sound Louis Levy Music Director
Sound B. C. Sewell Sound Director
Art Alex Vetchinsky Art Direction
Costume & Make-Up Cecil Beaton Costume Design
Crew Viscount Castlerosse Additional Dialogue
Costume & Make-Up Elizabeth Haffenden Costume Design
Production Edward Black Producer
Production Maurice Ostrer Producer
Costume & Make-Up Biddy Chrystal Hairstylist
Sound Charles Williams Music
Writing Frank Launder Screenplay
Camera Freddie Young Director of Photography

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