Beau Brummel (1954) Beau Brummel

Beau Brummel ★★★ 1954 Lavish production casts Granger in the role of the rags-to-riches dandy and chief adviser to the Prince of Wales. Born into a life of poverty, George Bryan Brummel uses wit and intelligence to meet the vain Prince and ingratiate himself to the future king (George IV). He also manages to catch the eye of Taylor, who falls in love with him. Outstanding period piece cinematography, sets, and costumes. Shot on location in England's beautiful countryside, many of the interior shots are from a 15th-century mansion, Ockwell Manor, located near Windsor Castle. Remake of the 1924 silent film starring John Barrymore. Based on the play by Clyde Fitch. 113m/C VHS. Stewart Granger, Elizabeth Taylor, Peter Ustinov, Robert Morley, James Donald, James Hayter, Rosemary Harris, Paul Rogers, Noel Willman, Peter Dyneley, Charles Carson; Director: Curtis Bernhardt; Writer: Karl Tunberg; Writer: Oswald Morris.

At-a-glance
Year Released 1954
Length (in minutes) 113
Display Color
Formats VHS
National Film Registry
Credits
Role Name
Actor James Hayter
Actor Noel Willman
Actor Robert Morley
Actor Peter Ustinov
Actor Stewart Granger
Actor Elizabeth Taylor
Actor James Donald
Actor Rosemary Harris
Actor Paul Rogers
Actor Peter Dyneley
Actor Charles Carson
Cinematographer Oswald Morris
Director Curtis Bernhardt
Writer Karl Tunberg

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