Born Lucky Trailer (1933)
05 April 1933 Drama, Comedy, Music 78 mins
A humble girl's rise to fame.
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Cast
Rène Ray as Mops
John Longden as Frank Dale
Talbot O'Farrell as Turnips
Ben Welden as Harriman
Barbara Gott as Cook
Helen Ferrers as Lady Chard
Roland Gillett as John Chard
Paddy Browne as Patty
Crew
Jerome Jackson Producer
Michael Powell Director
Oliver Sandys Novel
Geoffrey Faithfull Director of Photography
Ian Campbell-Gray Art Direction
Ralph Smart Writer
International Releases Dates
United Kingdom 05 April 1933
Production Companies
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