The Glass Mountain (Original title)
Date: 07 March 1949 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirector: Henry Cass
Synopsis: How a young composer's marriage is nearly ruined by his affair with an Italian girl after he is shot down during the war.
Genre: Romance
Subjects: Italian Campaign, World War II, Composers
Releases
Date: 07 March 1949Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Black and White - SoundRuntime: 97 mins Length: 8815 FeetDialogue (original): English
Date: 07 March 1949 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirector: Henry Cass
Synopsis: How a young composer's marriage is nearly ruined by his affair with an Italian girl after he is shot down during the war.
Genre: Romance
Subjects: Italian Campaign, World War II, Composers
Releases
Date: 07 March 1949Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Black and White - SoundRuntime: 97 mins Length: 8815 FeetDialogue (original): English
Credits
(61)
Production Company: Victoria Films (Productions), Italian seqs made with the collaborat of: Scalera Film, Producer: Fred Zelnik, Producer: Joseph Janni, In Charge of Production: John Sutro, Production Manager: Theo Lageard, [Accountant]: David White, [Production Secretary]: June Faithfull, Assistant Director: I.E. Agosti, Assistant Director: Robert Asher, [Assistant Director (2nd)]: David W. Orton, [Assistant Director (3rd)]: Peter Price, [Assistant Director (2nd Unit 1st)]: John Llewellyn Moxey, [Assistant Director (2nd Unit 2nd)]: Clive Midwinter, Continuity: Elaine Schreyeck, Brenda Whitby, Screenplay: John Hunter, Screenplay: Joseph Janni, Screenplay: Henry Cass, Additional Dialogue: Emery Bonnett, John Cousins, Director of Photography: Bill Mcleod, [Director of Photography (2nd Unit)]: Geoffrey Faithfull, Italian Location Photography: Bill Mcleod, O. Martelli, Camera Operator: Arthur Grant, [Camera Operator (2nd Unit)]: Frank Drake, [Focus Puller]: Wally Richards, [Focus Puller (2nd Unit)]: Tony White, [Clapper Loader]: Eric Williams, [Clapper Loader (2nd Unit)]: Humphrey Cull, [Loader]: Riccy Smith, [Chief Electrician]: Eric Robinson, [Stills]: Harald Hanscombe, Editor: Lister Laurance, Assistant Editor: Adam Dawson, [Assistant Editor (2nd)]: Pamela Chapman, Art Director: Terence Verity, Assistant Art Director: Anthony Haley, [Draughtsman]: Bill Bennison, [Scenic Artist]: Burt Evans, [Wardrobe Mistress]: Vicki Evans, [Wardrobe]: Molly Arbuthnot, [Assistant Wardrobe]: Evelyn Gibbs, Harry Jordon, [Make-up]: Kenneth Mckay, [Assistant Make-up]: Mary Wetherell, [Hairdresser]: Doris Porter, [Assistant Hairdresser]: Gordon Bond, Music: Nino Rota, Song, `Wayfarer': Vivien Lambelet, Elizabeth Anthony, Conductor: Louis Levy, [Music Recordist]: A.E. Rudolph, Sound Recording: John Myers, [Sound Mixer]: Clifford Sandall, [Boom Operator]: Jack Davies, Italian Adviser: E. Anton, [Publicity]: Robert Graham, Studio: Nettlefold Studios (Walton-on-Thames)
Cast
(10)
Dulcie Gray (Anne Wilder), Michael Denison (Richard Wilder), Valentina Cortese (Alida), Sebastian Shaw (Bruce McLeod), Tito Gobbi (Tito), Antonio Centa (Gino), F. Terschack (doctor), Arnold Marlè (Fenice administrator), Sydney King (Charles), Elena Rizzieri (soprano in opera sequence)