Heart of a Child (1958)
Overview
A young boy goes to desperate lengths to save the family dog when his father agrees sell it to the local butcher.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.536 |
Directed By
Clive Donner
Crew
Peter Hennessy
Phyllis Bottome
Eleanor Jones
Muir Mathieson
Betty Adamson
Alfred Shaughnessy
Richard Marden
Rita Davison
Paddy Aherne
'Freddie' Pearson
George Provis
George Blackler
Daphne Martin
Frank Ernst
John Trumper
Leigh Vance
Bruce Montgomery
Clive Donner
TOP CAST
Jean Anderson
Maria
Donald Pleasence
Spiel
Maureen Pryor
Frau Spiel
Norman MacOwan
Heiss
John Glyn-Jones
Priest
Willoughby Goddard
Stott
Andrew Keir
Constable
John Boxer
Breuer
Carla Challoner
Elsa
Raymond Adamson
Hans Heiss
Charles Gray
Fritz Heiss
Philip Locke
1st Soldier
Lee Montague
2nd Soldier
Tina Robinson Hansen
Marta
John Liddell
Otto
Polly Clarke
Lilli
Marian Berry-Hart
Maid
Richard Williams
Karl
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