The Prime Minister (1941)
A biopic of the legendary Benjamin Disraeli, his rise from a foppish young novelist to the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and confidante of Queen Victoria.
Director:
Thorold Dickinson
Writers:
Michael Hogan, Brock Williams.
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John Gielgud as Disraeli |
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Diana Wynyard as Mary Anne |
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Will Fyffe as The Agitator |
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Owen Nares as Lord Derby |
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Fay Compton as Queen Victoria |
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Pamela Standish as Princess Victoria |
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Stephen Murray as Mr. Gladstone |
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Frederick Leister as Lord Melbourne |
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Nicholas Hannen as Sir Robert Peel |
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Anthony Ireland as Count D'Orsay |
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Irene Browne as Lady Londonderry |
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Joss Ambler as Earl of Carnarvon (uncredited) |
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Hugh Bickett as (uncredited) |
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Vera Bogetti as Lady Blessington (uncredited) |
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Barbara Everest as Baroness Lehzen (uncredited) |
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Lyn Harding as Bismarck (uncredited) |
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Glynis Johns as Miss Sheridan (uncredited) |
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Margaret Johnston as Miss Sheridan (uncredited) |
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Nadine March as Mary Anne's maid (uncredited) |
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Gordon McLeod as John Brown (uncredited) |
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Leslie Perrins as Earl of Salisbury (uncredited) |
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Kynaston Reeves as Lord Stanley (uncredited) |
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Abraham Sofaer as Turkish ambassador (uncredited) |
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Andrea Troubridge as Miss Sheridan (uncredited) |
| Directing | Thorold Dickinson | Director |
| Writing | Michael Hogan | Screenplay |
| Writing | Brock Williams | Screenplay |
| Editing | Leslie Norman | Editor |
| Camera | Basil Emmott | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Ernest A. Royls | Sound |
| Sound | Jack Beaver | Music Director |
| Sound | Jack Beaver | Original Music Composer |
