Forty Thousand Horsemen (1940)
Charles Chauvel's 1940 cinematic tribute to the mounted troops of the Australian Light Horse regiments is a rousing call to arms, giving life to the heroic tales of mateship during the Great War.
Director:
Charles Chauvel
Writer:
Elsa Chauvel
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Grant Taylor as Red Gallagher |
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Betty Bryant as Juliet Rouget |
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Chips Rafferty as Jim |
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Pat Twohill as Larry |
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Joe Valli as Scotty |
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Harvey Adams as Von Hausen |
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Eric Reiman as Von Schiller |
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Albert C. Winn as Sheik Abu |
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Kenneth Brampton as German Officer |
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John Fleeting as Captain Gordon |
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Harry Abdy as Paul Rouget |
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Norman Maxwell as Ismet |
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Pat Penny as Captain Seidi |
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Charles Zoli as Cafe Proprietor |
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Claude Turton as Othman |
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Theo Lianos as Abdul |
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Roy Mannix as Light Horse Sergeant |
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Edna Emmett as Dancing Girl |
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Vera Kandy as Dancing Girl |
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Iris Kennedy as Dancing Girl |
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Joy Hart as Dancing Girl |
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Michael Pate as Arab Carpet Seller / Arab Customer / Sikh Policeman |
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Robert Arthur Robson as Horseman |
| Directing | Charles Chauvel | Director |
| Editing | William Shepherd | Editor |
| Writing | Charles Chauvel | Writer |
| Crew | Eric Nunn | Stunts |
| Writing | Elsa Chauvel | Screenplay |
| Production | Charles Chauvel | Producer |
| Camera | George Heath | Director of Photography |
