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Rembrandt

Rembrandt

6,8 /10 (38 Votes)
1936 EN 85 min

Overview

A character study depicting the life of Rembrandt Van Rijn at the height of his fame in the mid 1600s. Beginning with the death of his wife, Rembrandt's work takes a dark turn, which offends many of his patrons.

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Release date

06/11/1936

Votes

38

Popularity

1.4

He knew all women! Their lives...Loves...Their souls!

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

85 min

Charles Laughton

Charles Laughton

Rembrandt van Rijn

Gertrude Lawrence

Gertrude Lawrence

Geertje Dirx

Elsa Lanchester

Elsa Lanchester

Hendrickje Stoffels

Edward Chapman

Edward Chapman

Fabrizius

Walter Hudd

Walter Hudd

Capt. Banning Cocq

Roger Livesey

Roger Livesey

Beggar Saul

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John Bryning

Titus van Rijn

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Sam Livesey

Auctioneer

Herbert Lomas

Herbert Lomas

Harmenzs van Rijn

Allan Jeayes

Allan Jeayes

Dr. Tulp

John Clements

John Clements

Govaert Flinck

Raymond Huntley

Raymond Huntley

Ludwick

Abraham Sofaer

Abraham Sofaer

Dr. Menasseh

Laurence Hanray

Laurence Hanray

Heertsbeeke

Austin Trevor

Austin Trevor

Marquis de Grand Coeur

Henry Hewitt

Henry Hewitt

Jan Six

Gertrude Musgrove

Gertrude Musgrove

Agelintje

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Richard Gofe

Titus (child)

Basil Gill

Basil Gill

Adrien van Rijn

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Barry Livesey

Peasant Lad

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James Carney

Peasant Lad

Jack Livesey

Jack Livesey

Journeyman

John Turnbull

John Turnbull

Minister

Edmund Willard

Edmund Willard

Van Zeeland

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Hector Abbas

Burgher at Auction (uncredited)

Evelyn Ankers

Evelyn Ankers

Party Girl (uncredited)

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Baroness Barany

Criada (uncredited)

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Lewis Broughton

Saskia’s Brother (uncredited)

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Arthur Burne

Undetermined Secondary Rôle (uncredited)

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Robin Burns

Tavern Patron (uncredited)

Frederick Burtwell

Frederick Burtwell

Saskia’s Brother (uncredited)

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Robert Cochran

Undetermined Secondary Rôle (uncredited)

Rex Evans

Rex Evans

Civil Guardsman (uncredited)

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William Fagan

Burgomaster (uncredited)

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Philip Godfrey

Undetermined Secondary Rôle (uncredited)

Marius Goring

Marius Goring

Baron Leivens (uncredited)

Wilfrid Hyde-White

Wilfrid Hyde-White

Civil Guardsman (uncredited)

Skelton Knaggs

Skelton Knaggs

Undetermined Secondary Rôle (uncredited)

Alexander Knox

Alexander Knox

Ludwick’s Assistant (uncredited)

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Peta Mannering

Undetermined Secondary Rôle (uncredited)

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Joan Matheson

Undetermined Secondary Rôle (uncredited)

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Meinhart Maur

Ornia (uncredited)

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Quinton McPherson

Official (uncredited)

George Merritt

George Merritt

Church Warden (uncredited)

Charles Paton

Charles Paton

Burgher at Auction (uncredited)

Hay Petrie

Hay Petrie

Jeweller (uncredited)

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Bellenden Powell

Court Member (uncredited)

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George Pughe

Museum Director (uncredited)

Jerrold Robertshaw

Jerrold Robertshaw

Museum Director (uncredited)

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Leonard Sharp

Burgher at Auction (uncredited)

Bill Shine

Bill Shine

Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)

Laura Smithson

Laura Smithson

Undetermined Secondary Rôle (uncredited)

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Byron Webber

Court Member (uncredited)

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Roger Wellesley

Burgomaster’s Secretary (uncredited)

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Pamela Wood

Undetermined Secondary Rôle (uncredited)

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2022-06-19

⭐ 7

There's something magical about the characterisations in this biopic of the legendary 17th century Dutch painter. Not just Charles Laughton in the title role, but Elsa Lanchester as Hendrickje Stoffels and Gertrude Lawrence as Geertje Dirx - the women in his life - all add to the charm and create an effortless depth of personality for this film. Alexander Korda clearly had a rapport with his stars, and a creative vision that enabled this story to flow without resorting to it just being a chronology of his artist achievements. Of course it's all, largely, speculation - but it is an engaging loo…

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