The Proud Valley (1940)
Overview
In a Welsh coal mining valley, a young man with a beautiful singing voice is called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice when a pit disaster threatens.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.477 |
Directed By
Pen Tennyson
Crew
Pen Tennyson
Alfredda Brilliant
Herbert Marshall
Pen Tennyson
Louis Golding
Michael Balcon
Sergei Nolbandov
Roy Kellino
Glen MacWilliams
Ray Pitt
Wilfred Shingleton
Heinrich Heitfeld
Frederick James
L. C. Rudkin
Stephen Dalby
Jeff Seaholme
Wilfrid Newton
TOP CAST
Paul Robeson
David Goliath
Rachel Thomas
Mrs. Parry
Edward Chapman
Dick Parry
Simon Lack
Emlyn Parry
Dilys Thomas
Dilys Parry
Edward Rigby
Bert
Janet Johnson
Gwen Owen
Dilys Davies
Mrs. Owen
Clifford Evans
Seth Jones
Allan Jeayes
Mr. Trevor
George Merritt
Mr. Lewis
Edward Lexy
Commissionaire
John Glyn-Jones
Mr. Howes - Collector
Noel Howlett
Company Clerk
Ben Williams
Will Morgan
Charles Williams
Evans
Ronald Ward
Sir John
Roddy Hughes
Lloyd - Miner
Harry Terry
Miner
Mike Johnson
Cage Operator
Edward Keyes
Minor Role
Leslie Phillips
Minor Role
Grant Sutherland
Minor Role
Babette Washington
Minor Role
Jack Jones
Thomas
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