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A Tale of Two Cities( 1935)

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The Immortal Story of Love and Intrigue During the French Revolution!

Overview

The exciting story of Dr. Manette, who escapes the horrors of the infamous Bastille prison in Paris. The action switches between London and Paris on the eve of the revolution where we witness 'the best of times and the worst of times' - love, hope, the uncaring French Aristocrats and the terror of a revolutionary citizen's army intent on exacting revenge.

    Top Billed Cast

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      Ronald Colman

      Sydney Carton

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      Elizabeth Allan

      Lucie Manette

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      Edna May Oliver

      Miss Pross

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      Reginald Owen

      Stryver

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      Basil Rathbone

      Marquis St. Evremonde

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      Blanche Yurka

      Madame De Farge

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      Henry B. Walthall

      Dr. Manette

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      Donald Woods

      Charles Darnay

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      Walter Catlett

      Barsad

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      Fritz Leiber

      Gaspard

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      Eily Malyon

      Mrs. Cruncher

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      Nigel De Brulier

      Aristocrat (uncredited)

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      William Ripley Dorr

      Background Singers (uncredited)

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      E. E. Clive

      Judge in 'Old Bailey'

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      Torben Meyer

      Lackey #1

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      Claude Gillingwater

      Jarvis Lorry

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      Lucille La Verne

      The Vengeance

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      Isabel Jewell

      The Seamstress

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      H.B. Warner

      Theophile Gabelle

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      Mitchell Lewis

      Ernest De Farge

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      Billy Bevan

      Jerry Cruncher

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    A review by barrymost

    10
    Written by barrymost on Thu Aug 08 2019
    A Tale of Two Cities was the movie that introduced me to the wonderful Ronald Colman. It's one of my all-time favorite movies, and also one of the very, very few that can get me close to tears. That classic, unforgettable ending: "It's a far, far better thing I do than I've ever done. It's a far, far better rest I go to, than I've ever known." It's a beautiful story of love, redemption, and self-sacrifice, from Charles Dickens' timeless novel. Would I recommend? Yes, without a second thought....

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    Facts

    Status

    Released

    Original Language

    English

    Budget

    1000000.00

    Revenue

    -

    Keywords

    • london, england
    • paris, france
    • based on novel or book
    • self sacrifice
    • redemption
    • french revolution
    • guillotine
    • love
    • alcoholic
    • 18th century