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Fire Over England (1937)

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Release Date: Mar 5, 1937 Wide

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The war between England and Spain in the late 16th century serves as backdrop for the fictional machinations of Fire Over England. Laurence Olivier plays a British naval officer who offers his services to Queen Elizabeth (Flora Robson) after his father is executed by the Spaniards. The queen dispatches Olivier to the court of Spain, there to determine which of her courtiers are actually spies for King Philip (Raymond Massey). Working under cover, Olivier learns that the Spaniards intend to send

Unrated, 1 hr. 21 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Romance

In Theaters: Mar 5, 1937 Wide

On DVD: Mar 10, 1998

Cast

Flora Robson
Elizabeth I
Raymond Massey
Philip of Spain
Leslie Banks
Earl of Leicester
Laurence Olivier
Michael Ingolby
Vivien Leigh
Cynthia
Lyn Harding
Sir Richard
Morton Selten
Burleigh
Tamara Desni
Elena
George Thirlwell
Gregory
Henry Oscar
Spanish Ambassador
Robert Rendel
Don Miguel
Robert Newton
Don Pedro
Donald Calthrop
Don Escobal
Charles Carson
Admiral Valdez
Evelyn Ankers
Bit Part
Francis De Wolff
Tarleton
Howard Douglas
Lord Amberley
Franklin Dyall
Lawrence Hanray
French Ambassador
Herbert Lomas
Richard Ingolby
Roy Russell
Cooper
James Mason
Hillary Vane

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Solid historical drama with the added attraction of Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh at the height of their beauty.

November 20, 2011

jay nixon

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"there'll always be an england! the sun'll never set on the british empire!" rah, rah, blah, blah. patriotic p.r. for the WWll generation. james mason in an uncredited cameo.

March 12, 2009