Cavalcade
Cavalcade
Release: 1933-02-08·Runtime: 112m·★ 5.5
DramaWar
A cavalcade of English life from New Year's Eve 1899 until 1933 is seen through the eyes of well-to-do Londoners Jane and Robert Marryot. Amongst events touching their family are the Boer War, the death of Queen Victoria, the sinking of the Titanic, and the Great War.
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
Fox Film Corporation
Trailers & Videos
Cast
Margaret Lindsayas Edith Harris
Frank Lawtonas Joe Marryot
Ursula Jeansas Fanny Bridges
Harry Allenas Busker (uncredited)
Lionel Belmoreas Uncle George (uncredited)
Ted Billingsas Newspaper Peddler (uncredited)
Claude Kingas Speaker (uncredited)
Billy Bevanas George Grainger
Mary Forbesas Duchess of Churt (uncredited)
Wilfrid Northas Man Talking to Colonel (uncredited)
Tom Rickettsas Waiter (uncredited)
Pat Somersetas Ringsider (uncredited)
Mary Stewartas Dancer/Singer (uncredited)
Beryl Merceras Cook
Irene Browneas Margaret Harris
Tempe Pigottas Mrs. Snapper
Merle Tottenhamas Annie
Betty Grableas Girl on Couch, Blonde Girl on Couch (uncredited)
Kay Deslysas Barmaid (uncredited)
David Torrenceas Man at Disarmament Conference (uncredited)
Herbert Mundinas Alfred Bridges
Dannie Mac Grantas Boy (uncredited)
Brandon Hurstas Gilbert & Sullivan Actor (uncredited)
Howard Daviesas Agitator (uncredited)
Diana Wynyardas Jane Marryot
Douglas Scottas Master Joey
Helen Parrishas Screaming Girl (uncredited)
C. Montague Shawas Major Domo (uncredited)
Yorke Sherwoodas Cabby (uncredited)
Clive Brookas Robert Marryot
Frank Atkinsonas Uncle Dick (uncredited)
Will Stantonas Tommy Jolly (uncredited)
Douglas Waltonas Soldier Friend of Joe (uncredited)
Una O'Connoras Ellen Bridges
Bonita Granvilleas Young Fanny
Eric Mayneas Doctor on Street (uncredited)
Richard Quineas Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
John Warburtonas Edward Marryot
Desmond Robertsas Ronnie James
Lawrence Grantas Man at Microphone (uncredited)
Winter Hallas Minister on the Pulpit (uncredited)
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