Lord Camber's Ladies

Name: Lord Camber's Ladies
Genre: Drama
Released: 1933-03-20
Duration: 1 h 20 min
Rating: 6.9
Cast: Gerald du Maurier, Gertrude Lawrence, Benita Hume

1932
1h 20m

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6.9/10

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In order to win back an old flame whom he jilted to marry a singer, a British lord resorts to skulduggery. When his wife enters the hospital for treatment of a serious ailment, he finds that... Read allIn order to win back an old flame whom he jilted to marry a singer, a British lord resorts to skulduggery. When his wife enters the hospital for treatment of a serious ailment, he finds that his old flame is now a nurse there.In order to win back an old flame whom he jilted to marry a singer, a British lord resorts to skulduggery. When his wife enters the hospital for treatment of a serious ailment, he finds that his old flame is now a nurse there.

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6.9/10

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The only film produced by Alfred Hitchcock that he did not also direct.

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Featured in Elstree Story (1952)

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7/10

A Compelling Drama with Strong Performances

"Lord Camber's Ladies," directed by Benn W. Levy and released in 1932, is a British drama film based on the 1915 play "The Case of Lady Camber" by Horace Annesley Vachell. The film stars Gerald du Maurier as Doctor Napier, Gertrude Lawrence as Lady Camber, Benita Hume as Janet King, and Nigel Bruce as Lord Camber.

The plot revolves around Lady Camber, who is accused of murdering her husband. The case is investigated by Doctor Napier, who uncovers a web of deceit and intrigue. The film explores themes of guilt, innocence, and the complexities of human relationships.

The film is notable for its strong performances, particularly by Gerald du Maurier and Gertrude Lawrence. The cinematography by Jack E. Cox adds to the suspenseful atmosphere, and the plot twists keep the audience engaged throughout.

Despite its strong performances and cinematography, "Lord Camber's Ladies" is often dismissed as a "quickie" by Hitchcock, who produced the film but did not direct it. The film is considered a BIP quota production, which was intended to fill a quota for British films.

Overall, "Lord Camber's Ladies" is a compelling drama that explores themes of guilt and innocence. Despite its status as a BIP quota production, it offers strong performances and an engaging plot.

Rating: 7 out of 10.