Whom the Gods Love: The Original Story of Mozart and His Wife
Mozart biopic.
Basil Dean
Casts & Crew
Stephen Haggard
Victoria Hopper
John Loder
Jean Cadell
Hubert Harben
Frederick Leister
Marie Lohr
Laurence Hanray
Deidre Gale
Pat Fitzpatrick
Norman Walker
George Curzon
Richard Goolden
Muriel George
Raymond Huntley
Leueen MacGrath
Rowena Sanders
Thomas Beecham
Liane Haid
Also Directed by Basil Dean
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