The Cardinal Trailer

The Cardinal Trailer (1936)

04 January 1936 Drama, History 71 mins

Set in 15th-century Italy, The Cardinal stars Matheson Lang as one Cardinal de Medici. Bound by the rules of the confessional, the cardinal is unable to disclose the multitude of sins revealed to him by one of his most influential parishioners. De Medici's dilemma is compounded by the fact that the confessor has committed a murder for which the Cardinal's brother has been arrested. The basic plot gimmick was good for another go-round in the 1953 Hitchcock flick I Confess. This 7-reel British film was based on a play by Louis N. Parker.

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Cast

Matheson Lang

as Cardinal de Medici

Eric Portman

as Giuliano de Medici

Robert Atkins

as General Belmont

O.B. Clarence

as Monterosa

F.B.J. Sharp

as Pope Julius II

Wilfred Fletcher

as Michaelangelo

Rayner Barton

as Cardinal Orelli

David Horne

as English Abbot

June Duprez

as Francesca Monterosa

Henrietta Watson

as Donna Claricia

Dora Barton

as Duenna

Crew

Aubrey Hammond

Aubrey Hammond Art Direction

Anthony Nelson Keys

Anthony Nelson Keys Assistant Director

Cyril Bristow

Cyril Bristow Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 04 January 1936

Production Companies

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