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Description: Man about town and first class cricketer A.J. Raffles keeps himself solvent with daring robberies. Meeting Gwen from his schooldays and falling in love all over again, he spends the weekend with her parents, Lord and Lady Melrose....
Cast:
Raffles: David Niven
Gwen: Olivia de Havilland
Lady Melrose: May Whitty
MacKenzie: Dudley Digges
Bunny: Douglas Walton
Barraclough: E.E. Clive
Lord Melrose: Lionel Pape
Crawshay: Peter Godfrey
Maud Holden: Margaret Seddon
Wilson: Hilda Plowright
Bingham: Gilbert Emery
Merton: Keith Hitchcock
Butler: Vesey O'Davoren
Melrose Footman: George Cathrey
Art Gallery Attendant: Eric Wilton
Bingham's Secretary: Leonard Carey
Villager: George Kirby
Little Boy: Richard Clucas
Bobby: John Power
School Mistress: Elspeth Dudgeon
Hansom Cab Driver: James Finlayson
Mr. Whiteley - Houseguest: Sam Harris
Umpire: Forrester Harvey
Detective Phillips: Charles Irwin
Extra at Ambassador Club: Edmund Mortimer
Passerby Extra: Ellinor Vanderveer
Written by: John Van Druten, Sidney Howard, E.W. Hornung
Director: Sam Wood, William Wyler
Production: Howard Productions
Release date: 29 Dec 1939
Box Office: $86,600
Cast:
Raffles: David Niven
Gwen: Olivia de Havilland
Lady Melrose: May Whitty
MacKenzie: Dudley Digges
Bunny: Douglas Walton
Barraclough: E.E. Clive
Lord Melrose: Lionel Pape
Crawshay: Peter Godfrey
Maud Holden: Margaret Seddon
Wilson: Hilda Plowright
Bingham: Gilbert Emery
Merton: Keith Hitchcock
Butler: Vesey O'Davoren
Melrose Footman: George Cathrey
Art Gallery Attendant: Eric Wilton
Bingham's Secretary: Leonard Carey
Villager: George Kirby
Little Boy: Richard Clucas
Bobby: John Power
School Mistress: Elspeth Dudgeon
Hansom Cab Driver: James Finlayson
Mr. Whiteley - Houseguest: Sam Harris
Umpire: Forrester Harvey
Detective Phillips: Charles Irwin
Extra at Ambassador Club: Edmund Mortimer
Passerby Extra: Ellinor Vanderveer
Written by: John Van Druten, Sidney Howard, E.W. Hornung
Director: Sam Wood, William Wyler
Production: Howard Productions
Release date: 29 Dec 1939
Box Office: $86,600