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High Treason
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Cast & Crew
High Treason (1929) - Full Cast and Crew
1929
Movie
Audience
Score
60
Movie Details
Where to Watch
Full Cast & Crew
Cast
J
Jameson Thomas
as Michael Deane
B
Benita Hume
as Evelyn Seymour
H
Humberston Wright
as Dr. Stephen Seymour
B
Basil Gill
as President of the Federated States of Europe
E
Edith Barker Bennett
as Minor Role
J
James Carew
as Lord Rowleigh
A
Alf Goddard
as Tele-radiographer
J
Judd Green
as James Groves
C
Clifford Heatherley
as Delegate
H
Hayford Hobbs
as Charles Falloway
R
Raymond Massey
as Member of Federated States Council
W
Wally Patch
as Peace League Commissionaire
R
Rène Ray
I
Irene Rooke
as Senator
M
Milton Rosmer
as Ernest Stratton
J
John Singer
as Boy
K
Kiyoshi Takase
as Arms Manufacturers' Henchman
H
Henry Vibart
as Lord Sycamore
Crew
M
Maurice Elvey
Director
L
L'Estrange Fawcett
Scenario Writer
N
Noel Pemberton-Billing
Theatre Play
P
Percy Strong
Director of Photography
A
Andrew Mazzei
Art Direction
G
Gordon Conway
Costume Design
L
L'Estrange Fawcett
Screenplay
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