The Luck of the Irish Trailer

The Luck of the Irish Trailer (1935)

06 December 1935 81 mins

'The story of an Irishman's attempts to save his ancestral home through the fortunes of his racehorse.' (Northern Ireland Screen Digital Film Archive)

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Cast

Richard Hayward

as Sam Mulhern

Kay Walsh

as Eileen O'Donnell

Niall MacGinnis

as Derek O'Neill

Jimmy Mageean

as Sir Brian O'Neill

R.H. MacCandless

as Gavin Grogan

Charles Fagan

as Sergeant Doyle

Harold Griffin

as Simon Reid

Charlotte Tedlie

as Hortense O'Neill

Nan Cullen

as Widow Whistler

John M. Henderson

as Sir Richard O'Donnell

Meta Grainger

as Lady O'Donnell

Crew

Billy Phelps

Billy Phelps Production Manager

Fred V. Merrick

Fred V. Merrick Assistant Director

Bryan Langley

Bryan Langley Cinematography

Donovan Pedelty

Donovan Pedelty Scenario Writer

Victor M. Greene

Victor M. Greene Associate Producer

W.H.O. Sweeney

W.H.O. Sweeney Sound Recordist

Andrew Mazzei

Andrew Mazzei Art Direction

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 13 December 1935

Ireland 14 February 1936

United States 15 January 1936

Production Companies

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