Lloyd’s of London (1936 film)

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Lloyd’s of London (1936 film) is a 1936 historical drama directed by Henry King that follows the rise of a young man whose life becomes intertwined with the famous British insurance market during the Napoleonic Wars.

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instanceOf film
basedOn original story
cinematographyBy Bert Glennon
countryOfOrigin United States
director Henry King
distributedIn theatrical release
distributor 20th Century Fox
editedBy Barbara McLean
featuresTheme duty versus love
patriotism
social mobility
war and commerce
filmColorType monochrome
format black-and-white
genre historical drama
hasFilmRatingSystem Production Code era
hasSettingAspect British maritime trade
insurance underwriting
historicalFigureDepicted Horatio Nelson
language English
mainCharacterOccupation insurance broker
narrativeFocus rise of a young man in the Lloyd’s insurance market
notableFor early leading role for Tyrone Power
originalLanguage English
partOf Hollywood studio era
portraysInstitution Lloyd’s of London insurance market
linked to: Lloyd’s of London
producer Darryl F. Zanuck
productionCompany 20th Century Fox
releaseYear 1936
runtimeMinutes 118
screenwriter Ernest Pascal
Walter Ferris
setInLocation London
linked to: London, England
setInPeriod Napoleonic Wars
stars C. Aubrey Smith
Freddie Bartholomew
George Sanders
Guy Standing
Madeline Carroll
Tyrone Power
Virginia Field
storyBy Frederick Lonsdale
subject Lloyd’s of London
timePeriodOfStory early 19th century
late 18th century
title Lloyd’s of London

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Henry King notableWork Lloyd’s of London (1936 film)
James Basevi workedOn Lloyds of London (1936 film)
linked to: Lloyd’s of London (1936 film)
Edith Madeleine Carroll notableWork Lloyds of London (1936 film)
linked to: Lloyd’s of London (1936 film)