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One More River

One More River

5,2 /10 (9 Votes)
1934 EN 88 min

Overview

A young lady leaves her brutal husband and meets another man on board a ship.

Release date

06/08/1934

Votes

9

Popularity

0.4

She was condemned by a world that could not understand!

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

88 min

Diana Wynyard

Diana Wynyard

Claire Corven

Frank Lawton

Frank Lawton

Tony Croom

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Mrs. Patrick Campbell

Lady Mont

Jane Wyatt

Jane Wyatt

Dinny Cherrell

Colin Clive

Colin Clive

Sir Gerald Corven

Reginald Denny

Reginald Denny

David Dornford

C. Aubrey Smith

C. Aubrey Smith

General Charwell

Henry Stephenson

Henry Stephenson

Sir Laurence Mont

Lionel Atwill

Lionel Atwill

Brough

Alan Mowbray

Alan Mowbray

Forsythe

Kathleen Howard

Kathleen Howard

Lady Charwell

E. E. Clive

E. E. Clive

Chayne

Robert Greig

Robert Greig

Blore

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J. Gunnis Davis

Benjy

Tempe Pigott

Tempe Pigott

Mrs. Purdy

Harry 'Snub' Pollard

Harry 'Snub' Pollard

George

Reginald Sheffield

Reginald Sheffield

Tommy

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Doris Llewelyn

Vi

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J. C. Fowler

Sir John (Uncredited)

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Helena Grant

Mrs. Kendle (Uncredited)

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Alfonso Corelli

Orchestra Leader (Uncredited)

Gino Corrado

Gino Corrado

Wine Steward (Uncredited)

Billy Bevan

Billy Bevan

Cloakroom Attendant

Gilbert Emery

Gilbert Emery

Judge

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Harold Nelson

Jury Foreman (Uncredited)

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Kate Kent

Jurywoman (Uncredited)

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Violet Seton

Jurywoman (Uncredited)

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Renee Shearing

Jurywoman (Uncredited)

Robert Bolder

Robert Bolder

Juryman (Uncredited)

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Edward Cecil

Juryman (Uncredited)

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Elwin Eaton

Juryman (Uncredited)

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Ralph Hornbrook

Juryman (Uncredited)

Charles Herzinger

Charles Herzinger

Juryman (Uncredited)

William Welsh

William Welsh

Juryman (Uncredited)

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Scotty Mattraw

Juryman (Uncredited)

Seymour Zeliff

Seymour Zeliff

Juryman (Uncredited)

Barlowe Borland

Barlowe Borland

Barrister (Uncredited)

Luke Cosgrave

Luke Cosgrave

Barrister (Uncredited)

Tom Ricketts

Tom Ricketts

Barrister (Uncredited)

Stuart Holmes

Stuart Holmes

Barrister (Uncredited)

Hayden Stevenson

Hayden Stevenson

Barrister (Uncredited)

Lillian Elliott

Lillian Elliott

Flower Woman (Uncredited)

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Connie Leon

Flower Woman (Uncredited)

Alfred Cross

Alfred Cross

Hotel Clerk (Uncredited)

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Captain Francis

Clerk (Uncredited)

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Stuart Hall

Clerk (Uncredited)

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William K. Williamson

Clerk (Uncredited)

Alphonse Martell

Alphonse Martell

Headwaiter (Uncredited)

Max Barwyn

Max Barwyn

Waiter (Uncredited)

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George Ghermanoff

Waiter (Uncredited)

Frank Puglia

Frank Puglia

Waiter (Uncredited)

Mary Gordon

Mary Gordon

Cook (Uncredited)

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David Dunbar

Chauffeur at Station (Uncredited)

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Terry Spencer

Chauffeur at Ship (Uncredited)

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Dick Rush

Bobbie (Uncredited)

Arthur Hoyt

Arthur Hoyt

Perkins (Uncredited)

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Alfred P. James

Newspaper Man (Uncredited)

Margaret Mann

Margaret Mann

Old Lady at Grave (Uncredited)

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Joseph North

Butler (Uncredited)

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John Power

Commissionaire (Uncredited)

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Richard Lancaster

Guest (Uncredited)

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Harrington Reynolds

Guest (Uncredited)

C. Montague Shaw

C. Montague Shaw

Guest (Uncredited)

Yorke Sherwood

Yorke Sherwood

Farmer (Uncredited)

Harry Strang

Harry Strang

Bartender (Uncredited)

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Everett Sullivan

Bobbie (Uncredited)

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Bobby Hale

Porter (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2024-05-29

⭐ 7

"Claire" (Diana Winyard) is married to aspiring politician "Sir Gerald" (Colin Clive) but he's a bit of a brute. It's an incident with a riding crop that finally sends his wife on a cruise where she encounters "Croom" (Frank Lawton). Unfortunately, her husband cannot be seen to not have his wife at his side and so when she flatly refuses a reconciliation, he sets in motion a public divorce that will call the integrity of not just her, but of her new companion into question. Of course, though still entirely platonic, we know that the relationship between the two has burgeoned somewhat - but thi…

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