To-morrow We Live (1936)

Film details

Featuring

Douglas Blandford Godfrey Tearle Haidee Wright
Director

Manning Haynes
Country

United Kingdom
Year

1936
Genre

Drama
Type

Film
Category

Fiction

Alternative titles

Tomorrow We Live Alternative

Synopsis

A financier facing ruin invites 12 people who are tired of life to dinner. He offers them each £50 but also gives them the choice of joining him in a suicide pact. Just before they drink the poisoned liqueurs, they decide to postpone the pact for one day which is to be spent on one final reckless act. They all find a resolution to their problems and decide they want to live, including the financier.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - John Morris
    
    Douglas Blandford
  - Sir Charles Hendra (no. 13)
    
    Godfrey Tearle
  - Mrs Gill (no. 12)
    
    Haidee Wright
  - Patricia Gordon (no. 10)
    
    Renee Gadd
  - Eric Morton (no. 9)
    
    Sebastian Shaw
  - Henry Blossom (no. 3)
    
    Eliot Makeham
  - Mary Leighton (no. 4)
    
    Thea Holme
  - Mr Taylor
    
    George Carney
  - Mrs Taylor
    
    Rosalind Atkinson
  - Mrs Carter (no. 1)
    
    Jessica Black
  - Mr Carter
    
    Fred Withers
  - George Warner (no. 5)
    
    Cyril Raymond
  - Howard Montague
    
    Alfred Wellesley
  - cast member
    
    Hugh Ardale
  - cast member
    
    Juliet Mansell
  - cast member
    
    Judith Nelmes
  - cast member
    
    R.W. Steele
  - cast member
    
    Gardiner, Cyril
  - cast member
    
    Richard Goolden
Credits
- Direction:
  - Director
    
    Manning Haynes
  Production:
  - Production Company
    
    Conquest Productions
  - Producer
    
    Clayton Hutton
  - Studio
    
    Elstree Studios
  Writing:
  - Screenplay
    
    Manning Haynes
  - Scenario and Additional Dialogue
    
    Lydia Hayward
  Photography:
  - Director of Photography
    
    Harry Zech
  - Director of Photography
    
    Ernest Palmer
  - Photography
    
    Walter Blakely
  - Camera Operator
    
    Kelly, Skeats
  Editing:
  - Editor
    
    Ray Pitt
  Music:
  - Music Director
    
    Ernest Irving
  Sound:
  - Sound Recording
    
    Sullivan, C. G. C.