The Mark of Cain (1947)

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The Mark of Cain

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Director

Brian Desmond Hurst
Brian Desmond Hurst

Writers

Joseph Shearing
Joseph Shearing
novel "Airing in a Closed Carriage"
W.P. Lipscomb
W.P. Lipscomb
adaptation
Francis Crowdy
Francis Crowdy
screenplay and
Christianna Brand
Christianna Brand
screenplay

Cast

(in credits order) complete, awaiting verification

Rest of cast listed alphabetically

Jean Anderson
Jean Anderson
Extra
(uncredited)
Jean Bowler
Jean Bowler
Second Programme Seller
(uncredited)
Sydney Bromley
Sydney Bromley
Martin (Richard's Man)
(uncredited)
Olwen Brookes
Olwen Brookes
Mrs. Fisher
(uncredited)
James B. Carson
James B. Carson
Reporter
(uncredited)
Mary Daniels
Mary Daniels
First Programme Seller
(uncredited)
David Davies
David Davies
Police Constable
(uncredited)
Corey Ellison
Corey Ellison
Extra
(uncredited)
Susan English
Susan English
Sally Howard
(uncredited)
Tony Etienne
Tony Etienne
Jean (Chateau Footman)
(uncredited)
Albert Ferber
Albert Ferber
Pianist
(uncredited)
Christiana Forbes
Christiana Forbes
Guard
(uncredited)
Nora Gordon
Nora Gordon
Guard
(uncredited)
Willoughby Gray
Willoughby Gray
Photographer
(uncredited)
Marjorie Gresley
Marjorie Gresley
Lady Rochford
(uncredited)
Fred Griffiths
Fred Griffiths
Workman Helping Sarah
(uncredited)
John Hollingsworth
John Hollingsworth
Conductor
(uncredited)
Arthur Howard
Arthur Howard
Clerk of the Court
(uncredited)
Noel Howlett
Noel Howlett
Judge
(uncredited)
Rose Howlett
Rose Howlett
Mrs. Wilkins
(uncredited)
Fred Johnson
Fred Johnson
Prison Chaplain
(uncredited)
Michael Logan
Michael Logan
Police Inspector
(uncredited)
May MacDonald
May MacDonald
Mrs. White
(uncredited)
Miles Malleson
Miles Malleson
Mr. Burden
(uncredited)
Hope Matthews
Hope Matthews
Foreman of the Jury
(uncredited)
William Mervyn
William Mervyn
Mr. Bonnington
(uncredited)
Colleen Nolan
Colleen Nolan
Guard
(uncredited)
George Opoka
George Opoka
M. Vernier
(uncredited)
Wensley Pithey
Wensley Pithey
Opera House Attendant
(uncredited)
Sheila Raynor
Sheila Raynor
Guard
(uncredited)
Jacqueline Robert
Jacqueline Robert
Madame Vernier
(uncredited)
Johnnie Schofield
Johnnie Schofield
Chemist
(uncredited)
Adrian Waller
Adrian Waller
Reporter
(uncredited)
John Warren
John Warren
Mr. Wilkins
(uncredited)
Ian Wilson
Ian Wilson
Extra
(uncredited)

Producer

W.P. Lipscomb
W.P. Lipscomb
producer

Composer

Bernard Stevens
Bernard Stevens

Cinematographer

Erwin Hillier
Erwin Hillier

Editor

Sidney Stone
Sidney Stone
editor (as Sidney J. Stone)

Casting Director

Maude Spector
Maude Spector
casting director (uncredited)

Production Designer

Alex Vetchinsky
Alex Vetchinsky

Art Director

Alex Vetchinsky
Alex Vetchinsky
art director (as Vetchinsky)

Costume Designer

Eleanor Abbey
Eleanor Abbey

Makeup Department

Geoffrey Rodway
Geoffrey Rodway
makeup supervisor (as G. Rodway)
Vivienne Walker
Vivienne Walker
hairdressing supervisor
Gladys Atkinson
Gladys Atkinson
hairdresser (uncredited)
Betty Dymore
Betty Dymore
hairdresser (uncredited)
Stella Morris
Stella Morris
assistant makeup artist (uncredited)
Tony Sforzini
Tony Sforzini
makeup artist (uncredited)
Sidney Turner
Sidney Turner
make-up (uncredited)

Production Management

Andrew Allan
Andrew Allan
production manager
Theo Lageard
Theo Lageard
production manager (uncredited)
Herbert Smith
Herbert Smith
executive in charge of production (uncredited)

Second Unit Directors or Assistant Directors

Roy Goddard
Roy Goddard
assistant director
Anthony Hearne
Anthony Hearne
second assistant director (uncredited)
Stanley Hosgood
Stanley Hosgood
third assistant director (uncredited)
Tom Payne
Tom Payne
second assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

Arthur Bennett
Arthur Bennett
draughtsman (uncredited)
Sam Chalker
Sam Chalker
carpenter (uncredited)
Anthony Haley
Anthony Haley
draughtsman (uncredited)
Brian Herbert
Brian Herbert
assistant art director (uncredited)
E. Jones
E. Jones
props (uncredited)
Ernie Quick
Ernie Quick
props (uncredited)
Arthur Taksen
Arthur Taksen
set dresser (uncredited)
Wally Young
Wally Young
props (uncredited)

Sound Department

John Cook
John Cook
sound recordist (as J. Cook)
L.E. Overton
L.E. Overton
sound recordist
Peter Davies
Peter Davies
assistant dubbing mixer (uncredited)
Walter R. Day
Walter R. Day
sound maintenance (uncredited)
Desmond Dew
Desmond Dew
dubbing crew (uncredited)
F.J.V. Dobson
F.J.V. Dobson
dubbing crew (uncredited)
J.A.H. Kay
J.A.H. Kay
dubbing crew (uncredited)
Alfred Miller
Alfred Miller
sound camera operator (uncredited)
Fred Ryan
Fred Ryan
boom operator (uncredited)
C.C. Stevens
C.C. Stevens
chief production mixer (uncredited)

Special Effects

George Blackwell
George Blackwell
production effects supervisor (uncredited)

Visual Effects

Les Bowie
Les Bowie
matte artist (uncredited)
Henry Harris
Henry Harris
camera effects (uncredited)
Bill Warrington
Bill Warrington
matte supervisor (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

H.A.R. Thomson
H.A.R. Thomson
camera operator (as H.R. Thomson)
Arthur Evans
Arthur Evans
still photographer (uncredited)
Bill Jackson
Bill Jackson
grip (uncredited)
Jimmy Mcfadyen
Jimmy Mcfadyen
electrician (uncredited)
Reginald H. Morris
Reginald H. Morris
focus puller (uncredited)
Alan Perry
Alan Perry
clapper loader (uncredited)
Dennis Reed
Dennis Reed
still photographer (uncredited)
Alex Thomson
Alex Thomson
clapper loader (uncredited)
Bill Walpole
Bill Walpole
chief electrician (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Harry Haynes
Harry Haynes
wardrobe supervisor (uncredited)
Alice McLaren
Alice McLaren
wardrobe (uncredited)

Editorial Department

George Clark
George Clark
first assistant editor (uncredited)
Dennis Sawyer
Dennis Sawyer
second assistant editor (uncredited)

Music Department

London Symphony Orchestra
London Symphony Orchestra
music played by (as The London Symphony Orchestra)
Muir Mathieson
Muir Mathieson
musical director
George Stratton
George Stratton
leader: London Symphony Orchestra

Script and Continuity Department

Olga Brook
Olga Brook
continuity

Additional Crew

Unity Park
Unity Park
unit press representative (uncredited)
E. Thompson
E. Thompson
cashier (uncredited)

Crew believed to be complete

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