BBC: The Voice of Britain (1935)
A behind-the-scenes GPO Film Unit documentary (directed by Stuart Legg) that races from studio rehearsals and newsrooms to control rooms and transmitters, weaving speeches, music, and outside broadcasts—featuring voices like H. G. Wells and Ramsay MacDonald—into a kinetic portrait of how the BBC’s national “voice” is made.
Director: Stuart Legg
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Gilbert Keith Chesterton as Self |
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H. G. Wells as Self |
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Stuart Hibberd as |
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Rev 'Dick' Sheppard as |
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Val Gielgud as |
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John Sharman as |
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Humphrey Jennings as |
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Adrian Boult as |
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Queen Consort of George V Mary as |
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Ramsay MacDonald as |
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John Reith as |
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J. B. Priestley as |
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George Bernard Shaw as Self |
| Directing | Stuart Legg | Director |
| Crew | W. Shenton | Cinematography |
| Production | Stuart Legg | Producer |
| Writing | Stuart Legg | Writer |
| Production | John Grierson | Producer |
| Crew | George Noble | Cinematography |
| Production | Alberto Cavalcanti | Producer |
| Sound | E.A. Pawley | Sound |
| Editing | Stuart Legg | Editor |
| Crew | J. D. Davidson | Cinematography |
