Pett and Pott: A Fairy Story of the Suburbs (1934)
The film, made to advertise domestic telephone sets, is based around two very different families. The Petts are conventional, happy and have children; the Potts are unconventional and unhappy, without children.
Director: Alberto Cavalcanti
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J.M. Reeves as Mr. Pett |
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Marjorie Fone as Mrs. Pett |
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June Godfrey as Polly Pett |
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Bruce Winston as The Judge |
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Eric Hudson as Mr. Pott |
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Barbara Nixon as Mrs. Pott |
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Jack Scott as The Burglar |
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Valeska Gert as The Maid |
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Alberto Cavalcanti as J. Leviticus (uncredited) |
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Humphrey Jennings as Grocer (uncredited) |
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Stuart Legg as Admiral (uncredited) |
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Basil Wright as Vicar (uncredited) |
| Writing | Alberto Cavalcanti | Writer |
| Writing | Stuart Legg | Writer |
| Sound | Walter Leigh | Music |
| Editing | Alberto Cavalcanti | Editor |
| Camera | John Taylor | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Alberto Cavalcanti | Director |
| Art | Humphrey Jennings | Set Decoration |
| Directing | Stuart Legg | Other |
| Directing | Basil Wright | Other |
| Sound | John Cox | Sound |
| Sound | Alberto Cavalcanti | Sound Designer |
| Crew | John Grierson | Presenter |
