Hungry Hill (1947) |
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| Director(s) | Brian Desmond Hurst |
| Producer(s) | William Sistrom |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | Period Piece |
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Hungry Hill
Released
1947
Margaret Lockwood
(as Fanny Rosa)
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1947
Dennis Price
(as Greyhound John)
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1947
Jean Simmons
(as Jane Brodrick)
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1947
Eileen Herlie
(as Katherine)
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1947
Dan O'Herlihy
(as Harry Brodrick)
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1947
Eddie Byrne
(as Hennessy)
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1947
James Robertson Justice
(as Minor Role)
Hungry Hill Overview:
Hungry Hill (1947) was a Drama - Film Adaptation Film directed by Brian Desmond Hurst and produced by William Sistrom.
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Hungry Hill (1947, Brian Desmond Hurst)
I have never read Hungry Hill: The Novel, but even before I finished watching Hungry Hill: The Film, I’d decided it’s one of the worst novel-to-film adaptations. It’s impossible know what point novel author Daphne Du Maurier was trying to make but it didn’t come through in the film. If she w... Read full article
Hungry Hill (1947, Brian Desmond Hurst)
I have never read Hungry Hill: The Novel, but even before I finished watching Hungry Hill: The Film, I’d decided it’s one of the worst novel-to-film adaptations. It’s impossible know what point novel author Daphne Du Maurier was trying to make but it didn’t come through in the film. If she w... Read full article
Hungry Hill (1947, Brian Desmond Hurst)
I have never read Hungry Hill: The Novel, but even before I finished watching Hungry Hill: The Film, I’d decided it’s one of the worst novel-to-film adaptations. It’s impossible know what point novel author Daphne Du Maurier was trying to make but it didn’t come through in the film. If she w... Read full article
Hungry Hill (1947, Brian Desmond Hurst)
I have never read Hungry Hill: The Novel, but even before I finished watching Hungry Hill: The Film, I’d decided it’s one of the worst novel-to-film adaptations. It’s impossible know what point novel author Daphne Du Maurier was trying to make but it didn’t come through in the film. If she w... Read full article
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