The White Angel

The White Angel (1936)Cast and Crew

Movie"Her heart was too big for one man to possess One world was too small to share all her love"

Cast

K
Kay Francis
as Florence Nightingale
I
Ian Hunter
as Fuller
D
Donald Woods
as Charles Cooper
N
Nigel Bruce
as Dr. West
D
Donald Crisp
as Dr. Hunt
H
Henry O'Neill
as Dr. Scott
B
Billy Mauch
as Tommy
C
Charles Croker-King
as Mr. Nightingale
P
Phoebe Foster
as Elizabeth Herbert
G
George Curzon
as Sidney Herbert
G
Georgia Caine
as Mrs. Nightingale
A
Ara Gerald
as Ella Stephens
H
Halliwell Hobbes
as Lord Raglan
E
Eily Malyon
as Sister Colomba
M
Montagu Love
as Mr. Bullock
F
Ferdinand Munier
as Alexis Soyer
L
Lillian Kemble-Cooper
as Parthenope Nightingale
E
Egon Brecher
as Pastor Fliedner
T
Tempe Pigott
as Mrs. Waters
B
Barbara Leonard
as Minna
F
Frank Conroy
as Mr. Le Froy
L
Lowden Adams
as Secretary (uncredited)
H
Harry Allen
as Soldier Bothered By Rats (uncredited)
D
Dorothy Arville
as Nurse (uncredited)
J
Jimmy Aubrey
as Sentry (uncredited)
F
Frank Baker
as Customs Inspector (uncredited)
M
May Beatty
as Nurse (uncredited)
D
Daisy Belmore
as Nurse (uncredited)
L
Lionel Belmore
as Captain (uncredited)
W
Wilson Benge
as Jones (uncredited)
R
Robert Bolder
as Doctor (uncredited)
G
George Broughton
as Corporal (uncredited)
G
George Bunny
as Coachman (uncredited)
R
Rita Carlyle
as Mrs. Mellon (uncredited)
D
David Cavendish
as Orderly in Scott's Office (uncredited)
F
Fay Chaldecott
as Praying Child in Cottage (uncredited)
E
E. E. Clive
as Dr. Smith (uncredited)
C
Charles Coleman
as Sentry at Balaclava Hospital (uncredited)
C
Clyde Cook
as Perkins (uncredited)
H
Harry Cording
as Hospital Storekeeper (uncredited)
B
Bob Corey
as Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)
T
Thomas A. Curran
as Officer in Barracks (uncredited)
J
J. Gunnis Davis
as Secretary (uncredited)
W
W.H. Davis
as Old Man (uncredited)
E
Elspeth Dudgeon
as Lady Disapproving of Florence #2 (uncredited)
F
Frank Elliott
as Officer in Barracks (uncredited)
E
Edith Ellison
as Old Woman (uncredited)
H
Helena Phillips Evans
as Nurse (uncredited)
H
Herbert Evans
as Porter (uncredited)
E
E.L. Fisher-Smith
as Soldier (uncredited)
N
Neil Fitzgerald
as Officer in Barracks (uncredited)
M
Mary Forbes
as Lady Disapproving of Florence #1 (uncredited)
A
Art Foster
as Doctor (uncredited)
H
Hugh Gee
as Soldier (uncredited)
M
Mary Gordon
as Nursing Applicant (uncredited)
H
Helena Grant
as Sick Woman (uncredited)
L
Lawrence Grant
as Colonel (uncredited)
B
Billy Griffith
as Orderly (uncredited)
R
Robert Hale
as Orderly (uncredited)
A
Alec Harford
as Times Office Clerk (uncredited)
G
Gordon Hart
as War Minister (uncredited)
H
Holmes Herbert
as War Minister (uncredited)
F
Fay Holden
as Queen Victoria (uncredited)
H
Harold Howard
as Orderly (uncredited)
R
Rose Hughes
as Minor Role (uncredited)
O
Olaf Hytten
as Orderly in Hunt's Office (uncredited)
B
Boyd Irwin
as Inspector (uncredited)
C
Charles Irwin
as Soldier Wanting to Say Goodbye (uncredited)
G
Gardner James
as Patient (uncredited)
T
Tiny Jones
as Woman Donating Soup (uncredited)
C
Crauford Kent
as Orderly in Raglan's Office (uncredited)
L
Louis King
as Secretary (uncredited)
E
Edith Kingdon
as Woman Concerned About Donations (uncredited)
G
George Kirby
as Soldier (uncredited)
J
Jerry Larkin
as (uncredited)
R
Raymond Lawrence
as Officer in Barracks (uncredited)
A
Alma Lloyd
as Nurse (uncredited)
W
Wilfred Lucas
as Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)
D
Dan Maxwell
as Sergeant (uncredited)
J
James May
as Doctor (uncredited)
L
Leo McCabe
as Patient (uncredited)
J
John C. McCallum
as Secretary (uncredited)
N
Nelson McDowell
as Hospital Superintendent (uncredited)
E
Edmund Mortimer
as Officer at Minister's Meeting (uncredited)
H
Henry Mowbray
as Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)
D
Doreen Munroe
as Applicant (uncredited)
M
Mrs. Wilfrid North
as Lady Disapproving of Florence #3 (uncredited)
V
Vesey O'Davoren
as Thompson (uncredited)
M
Milton Owen
as Soldier (uncredited)
P
Paul Panzer
as Patient (uncredited)
L
Lionel Pape
as War Minister (uncredited)
L
Lon Poff
as Minor Role (uncredited)
J
John Power
as Doctor (uncredited)
H
Harrington Reynolds
as Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)
J
John J. Richardson
as Cook Reporting to Jones (uncredited)
G
Gerald Rogers
as Wounded Soldier (uncredited)
J
John Rogers
as Patient (uncredited)
H
Hugh Saxon
as Gardener (uncredited)
A
Ann Shaw
as Nurse (uncredited)
C
C. Montague Shaw
as Old Officer (uncredited)
M
Maud Shearer
as Applicant (uncredited)
R
Reginald Sheffield
as Patient (uncredited)
Y
Yorke Sherwood
as Constable with Mrs. Waters (uncredited)
E
Edwin Stanley
as (uncredited)
R
Robert R. Stephenson
as Soldier (uncredited)
H
Houseley Stevenson
as Surgeon (uncredited)
H
Harry Stubbs
as Sergeant (uncredited)
C
Cyril Thornton
as Sick Woman's Husband (uncredited)
Z
Zeffie Tilbury
as Woman Donating Sheets (uncredited)
K
Kit Townsend
as (uncredited)
J
Joseph R. Tozer
as Messenger From Queen (uncredited)
S
Silvia Vaughan
as Praying Child's Mother (uncredited)
F
Fred Walton
as Doctor (uncredited)
K
Kathrin Clare Ward
as Nurse (uncredited)
E
Elizabeth Weiner
as Mrs. Arnold (uncredited)
E
Emmy Weinniemach
as Deaconness (uncredited)
C
Cecil Weston
as Nurse (uncredited)
T
Tom Wilson
as Man 'Cooking' Shirts (uncredited)
E
Eric Wilton
as Servant Getting Nurse (uncredited)
I
Ian Wolfe
as Patient (uncredited)
L
Lillian Worth
as Woman Donating Bandages (uncredited)
D
Douglas Gordon
as Orderly (uncredited)

Crew

O
Orry-Kelly
Wardrobe Designer
L
Leo F. Forbstein
Music Director
W
Warren Low
Editor
H
Heinz Roemheld
Original Music Composer
T
Tony Gaudio
Director of Photography
A
Anton Grot
Art Direction
W
William Dieterle
Director
H
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Poem
M
Mordaunt Shairp
Screenplay