	Clive of India (1935)
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	Clive of India Cast
Loretta Young Margaret Maskelyne Clive Montagu Love Governor Pigot (as Montague Love) Francis Lister Edmund Maskelyne C. Smith Prime Minister Colin Clive Capt. Johnstone Ronald Colman Robert Clive Don Ameche Prisoner in the Black Hole John Carradine Clerk Leo G. Carroll Mr. Manning Cesar Romero Mir Jaffar View full cast

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Douglas Gerrard had the role of Lieutenant Walsh but was replaced by Pat Somerset after 6 days of shooting.

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Actor Credits Loretta Young Margaret Maskelyne Clive Montagu Love Governor Pigot (as Montague Love) Francis Lister Edmund Maskelyne C. Smith Prime Minister Colin Clive Capt. Johnstone Ronald Colman Robert Clive Don Ameche Prisoner in the Black Hole John Carradine Clerk Leo G. Carroll Mr. Manning Cesar Romero Mir Jaffar

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Genre	Action :: Adventure :: Biography :: Drama :: History
Date Released	7 January 1935
Production	Sferrazza Productions
Distribution	Eternity Pictures
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	Trivia
Trivia and Quotes Trivia Douglas Gerrard had the role of Lieutenant Walsh but was replaced by Pat Somerset after 6 days of shooting. Although not specifically stated in the credits, the movie was based on the 1931 book, "Clive" by R.J. Minney and the 1933 play "Clive of India" by W.P. Lipscomb and R.J. Minney. The play opened in Great Hucklow, Derbyshire, England, UK on 27 March 1933. Darryl F. Zanuck saw the play in London, bought the rights and brought the two authors to Hollywood to write the screenplay. Don Ameche`s film debut. Co-star Colin Clive was in fact a real-life descendent of Clive of India. See also Trivia Index (C) :: Quotes Index (C) :: Connections Index (C)

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