Pygmalion (1938) Pygmalion

Pygmalion ★★★½ 1938 Oscar-winning film adaptation of Shaw's play about a cockney flower-girl who is transformed into a "lady" under the guidance of a stuffy phonetics professor. Shaw himself aided in writing the script in this superbly acted comedy that would be adapted into the musical, "My Fair Lady," first on Broadway in 1956 and for the screen in 1964. 96m/B VHS, DVD. GB Leslie Howard, Wendy Hiller, Wilfred Lawson, Marie Lohr, Scott Sunderland, David Tree, Everley Gregg, Leueen McGrath, Jean Cadell, Eileen Beldon, Frank Atkinson, O.B. Clarence, Esme Percy, Violet Vanbrugh, Iris Hoey, Viola Tree, Irene Browne, Kate Cutler, Cathleen Nesbitt, Cecil Trouncer, Stephen Murray, Wally Patch, H.F. Maltby; Director: Anthony Asquith, Leslie Howard; Writer: W.P. Lipscomb, Anatole de Grunwald, Cecil Lewis, Ian Dalrymple, George Bernard Shaw; Writer: Harry Stradling Sr. Oscars '38: Screenplay; Venice Film Fest. '38: Actor (Howard).

At-a-glance
Year Released 1938
Length (in minutes) 96
Display Black & White
Formats VHS, DVD
Filmed In Great Britain
National Film Registry
Awards
Year Source Award
1938 Oscars Screenplay
1938 Venice Film Fest. Actor
Credits
Role Name
Actor Marie Lohr
Actor Wilfred Lawson
Actor Irene Browne
Actor Esme Percy
Actor Everley Gregg
Actor Scott Sunderland
Actor Kate Cutler
Actor Cathleen Nesbitt
Actor Leueen McGrath
Actor Cecil Trouncer
Actor Stephen Murray
Actor Wally Patch
Actor Eileen Beldon
Actor H.F. Maltby
Actor David Tree
Actor Frank Atkinson
Actor Leslie Howard
Actor Violet Vanbrugh
Actor O.B. Clarence
Actor Iris Hoey
Actor Wendy Hiller
Actor Jean Cadell
Actor Viola Tree
Cinematographer Harry Stradling Sr
Director Anthony Asquith
Director Leslie Howard
Writer W.P. Lipscomb
Writer Anatole de Grunwald
Writer Ian Dalrymple
Writer Cecil Lewis
Writer George Bernard Shaw