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Sidewalks of London (18-Oct-1938)
Director: Tim Whelan Writers: Bartlett Cormack; Clemence Dane; Charles Laughton; Erich Pommer; Tim Whelan Keywords: Comedy
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Larry Adler |
Musician |
10-Feb-1914 |
6-Aug-2001 |
Mouth organ virtuoso |
| Rex Harrison |
Actor |
5-Mar-1908 |
2-Jun-1990 |
My Fair Lady |
| Charles Laughton |
Actor |
1-Jul-1899 |
15-Dec-1962 |
Island of Lost Souls |
| Vivien Leigh |
Actor |
5-Nov-1913 |
8-Jul-1967 |
Gone With The Wind |
REVIEWS Review by John Levin (posted on 20-Sep-2007) This film must have meant a lot to Charles Laughton. He co-produced it with Erich Pommer in 1938 after starring in an impressive string of roles in America.
He plays a street musician named Charles who happens to be 39 years of age as was Laughton at the time.
His character is a man who isn't quite good enough as an artist and as a man.
As a foretaste to his Quasimodo the following year, one can only guess what personal demons Mr Laughton was trying to exorcise. I DO like the character he portrays and I think this is worth a look.
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