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Pyramus and Thisbe
TV Movie
1937
25m
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Comedy
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Writer
William Shakespeare
Stars
Wilfred Walter
Charles Lefeaux
Don Gemmell
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Charles Lefeaux
Don Gemmell
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Wilfred Walter
Bottom
(as Wilfrid Walter)
Charles Lefeaux
Quince
Don Gemmell
Flute
Erik Chitty
Snout
(as Eric Chitty)
Herbert Lees
Snug
J. Hubert Leslie
Starveling
(as Hubert Leslie)
John Rudling
Theseus
Kenneth Villiers
Philostrate
Gillian Sandlands
Hippolyta
(as Jillian Sandilands)
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William Shakespeare
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Release date
July 9, 1937 (United Kingdom)
Country of origin
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British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
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25 minutes
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