The First Gentleman
Overview
The story of a romance between the daughter of the Prince Regent and Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg.
- Production
- Columbia Pictures, Columbia British Productions
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Cast
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg
Joan Hopkins
Princess Charlotte
Cecil Parker
The Prince Regent
Margaretta Scott
Lady Hartford
Jack Livesey
Edward
Ronald Squire
Mr. Brougham
Athene Seyler
Miss Knight
Anthony Hawtrey
Sir Richard Croft
Hugh Griffith
John Fisher
Gerard Heinz
Doctor Stockmar
Joan Young
Mrs. Griffiths
George Curzon
Duke of York
Betty Huntley-Wright
Princess Elizabeth
Tom Gill
Prince William
Lydia Sherwood
Princess Augusta
Melissa Stribling
Lady Conyngham
Claud Allister
Manservant
Drusilla Wills
1st Lady In Waiting
Crew
- Director
- Alberto Cavalcanti
- Writers
- Nicholas Phipps
- Cinematography
- Jack Hildyard
- Composer
- Lennox Berkeley
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CinemaSerf
July 9, 2022
Cecil Parker steals each scene in this flamboyant British Regency romance. He is the Prince Regent, elder son of King George III, whose daughter Princess Charlotte (Jean Hopkins) is enamoured of Prince Leopold (Jean-Pierre Aumont). Cavlacanti manages to keep the whole thing moving along in a jolly sort of fashion, with some jolly, period-style, scoring and some nice character parts from the likes of Margaretta Scott and the always reliable Hugh Griffith (this time as a Bishop!). A factual depict…