Director
Alfred Hitchcock
Cast
Edmund Gwenn, Jill Esmond, C.V. France, Helen Haye
85'
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1931
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Drama
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Dialogue:
English
Derived from John Galsworthy's play, The Skin Game contrasts the old order of the decent conservative Hillcrist with the irruption of the new man Hornblow, a self-made industrialist who ushers in modernity with its cruelty and dynamism. Hillcrist's insubstantial purity is lost, and the old order dies by virtue of the fact of there being a conflict. Both sides are chastened, each having been cruel to the other, while the young couple suggest a possible future unity. (National Film Theatre)
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Credits
Directors
Alfred Hitchcock
Cast
Edmund Gwenn, Jill Esmond, C.V. France, Helen Haye
Scenario
Alfred Hitchcock, Alma Reville
Director of Photography
Jack E. Cox
Editors
Rene Marrisson, A.R. Gobbett
Producers
John Maxwell
More info
Dialogue
English
Countries of production
United Kingdom
Screenplay based on
''The Skin Game'', (John Galsworthy)
Year
1931