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The Dark Angel

The close relationship between a woman and her two male childhood friends is tested when she accepts a marriage proposal from one of them, while the burgeoning First World War threatens to change their lives forever.

Director

Sidney Franklin

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Samuel Goldwyn Productions

Awards

Won 1 Oscar. 1 win & 2 nominations total

Alan Trent

Kitty Vane

Gerald Shannon

Herbert Marshall

Mrs. Shannon

Sir George Barton

Granny Vane

Henrietta Crosman

Ann West

Frieda Inescort

Lawrence Bidley

Kitty as a Child

Cora Sue Collins

Betty Gallop

Joe Gallop

George P. Breakston

Mr. Gallop

Andrew Arbuckle

Hunt Guest

Alan as a Child

James C. Baxter

Gerald as a Child

Hannah

Helena Byrne-Grant

Vicar

Man in Dormitory

Robert Carleton

Ginger Gallop

Dennis Chaldecott

Shannon Maid

Phyllis Coghlan

Lawrence as a Child

Randolph Connolly

Martin - Shannon's Butler

Man in Dormitory

Officer at Station

News Vendor at Station

J. Gunnis Davis

Officer at Station

Man in Dormitory

Josephine Bidley

Mrs. Gallop

Officer at Station

Porter at Station

Mr. Tanner

Spiggs - Orderly in Dugout

Hunt Guest

Major in Dugout

Jarvis - Station Attendant

Mills

Officer at Station

Sir Mordaunt

Waiter at Inn

Murdock MacQuarrie

Henry Vane

Hunt Guest

Voice at Station

Vesey O'Davoren

Innkeeper

Hunt Guest

Man in Dormitory

Frederick Sewell

Passenger on Train

C. Montague Shaw

Hunt Guest

Man in Dormitory

Dog

Chauffeur

Francis Palmer Tilton

Mr. Shannon

Landlady at Inn

Voice at Station

Officer at Station

Officer at Station

Roulston

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Good morning, granny. - The Dark Angel

Good morning, granny.

Oh, lord,
our heavenly father, - The Dark Angel

Oh, lord, our heavenly father,

I suppose you didn't bring that
moth-eaten bird's nest with you. - The Dark Angel

I suppose you didn't bring that moth-eaten bird's ...

You're early. - The Dark Angel

Hello, Kitty. - The Dark Angel

God bless my boys - The Dark Angel

God bless my boys

The train's
20 minutes late. - The Dark Angel

The train's 20 minutes late.

We must tell
Aunt Sheila. - The Dark Angel

We must tell Aunt Sheila.

I marry you, Alan trent, - The Dark Angel

I marry you, Alan trent,

This is
The only room we have. - The Dark Angel

This is The only room we have.

We have to keep the curtains drawn
When there's a light in the room. - The Dark Angel

We have to keep the curtains drawn When there's a light...

Are you hungry?
I am. - The Dark Angel

Are you hungry? I am.

Chicken, wine, cake,
A little cheese. - The Dark Angel

Chicken, wine, cake, A little cheese.

Thanks very much. - The Dark Angel

Thanks very much.

Agatha, bertram, - The Dark Angel

Agatha, bertram,

Don't hear it,
Darling. - The Dark Angel

Don't hear it, Darling.

I've got to go now,
Kitty. - The Dark Angel

I've got to go now, Kitty.

Goodbye, my love. - The Dark Angel

Goodbye, my love.

If you'd do that for me,
I'd feel awfully obliged. - The Dark Angel

If you'd do that for me, I'd feel awfully obliged.

I see we have
A convoy with us. - The Dark Angel

I see we have A convoy with us.

Alan. - The Dark Angel

Alan! - The Dark Angel

I'm sorry.
It can't be helped sometimes. - The Dark Angel

I'm sorry. It can't be helped sometimes.

Are the lights out yet? - The Dark Angel

Are the lights out yet?

I say. - The Dark Angel

This is it, sir.
Camden junction. - The Dark Angel

This is it, sir. Camden junction.

That was
The London train. - The Dark Angel

That was The London train.

Betty. Betty! - The Dark Angel

I've unpacked
Your things, sir. - The Dark Angel

I've unpacked Your things, sir.

It's me, betty. - The Dark Angel

It's me, betty.

Why do you stand there
Like that? - The Dark Angel

Why do you stand there Like that?

Children! - The Dark Angel

On what platform does the
Dover express arrive, please? - The Dark Angel

On what platform does the Dover express arrive, please?

George? - The Dark Angel

You've been standing there. - The Dark Angel

You've been standing there.

I was watching you. - The Dark Angel

I was watching you.

Well, kids,
What's it to be today? - The Dark Angel

Well, kids, What's it to be today?

There's danger ahead! - The Dark Angel

There's danger ahead!

Look!
Isn't that beautiful? - The Dark Angel

Look! Isn't that beautiful?

Sorry, old man,
I let go. - The Dark Angel

Sorry, old man, I let go.

Yes, I remember
The photograph. - The Dark Angel

Yes, I remember The photograph.

You've been away so long. - The Dark Angel

You've been away so long.

Kitty, how much do you... - The Dark Angel

Kitty, how much do you...

Alive. - The Dark Angel

Please try to understand
Why I did it. - The Dark Angel

Please try to understand Why I did it.

Did you... - The Dark Angel

Oh, Miss west, I want you
To put my braille books away. - The Dark Angel

Oh, Miss west, I want you To put my braille books away.

Yes, Miss west,
What is it? - The Dark Angel

Yes, Miss west, What is it?

Here they are. - The Dark Angel

Mr. Crane? - The Dark Angel

Mind if I have a pipe? - The Dark Angel

Mind if I have a pipe?

Alan. - The Dark Angel

Is that you, Miss west? - The Dark Angel

Is that you, Miss west?

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The close relationship between a woman and her two male childhood friends is tested when she accepts a marriage proposal from one of them, while the burgeoning First World War threatens to change their lives forever.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Sidney Franklin

Writer: Lillian Hellman, Mordaunt Shairp, Guy Bolton

Production: Samuel Goldwyn Productions

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1935

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.6

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 08 Sep 1935

Awards: Won 1 Oscar. 1 win & 2 nominations total

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