The White Angel (1936)
1h 32m
Running Time
June 25, 1936Release Date
The White Angel (1936)
1h 32m
Running Time
June 25, 1936Release Date
Network & Production Companies
Plot.
In mid-nineteenth century England the medical establishment does not recognize the value of skilled nurses, cleanliness, nutrition and kindness. Florence Nightingale's heroic measures slowly changes all of this.
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Cast & Crew.
Kay Francis
Florence 'Flo' Nightingale
Ian Hunter
Reporter Fuller of the London Times
Donald Woods
Charles Cooper
Nigel Bruce
Dr. West
Donald Crisp
Dr. Hunt
Henry O'Neill
Dr. Scott
William Dieterle
Director
Billy Mauch
Tommy
Mordaunt Shairp
Writer
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Writer
Charles Croker-King
Mr. Nightingale
Phoebe Foster
Elizabeth Herbert
Michael Jacoby
Writer
Lytton Strachey
Writer
George Curzon
Sidney Herbert
Tony Gaudio
Cinematographer
Georgia Caine
Mrs. Nightingale
Ara Gerald
Ella Stephens
Halliwell Hobbes
Lord Raglan
Eily Malyon
Sister Colomba
Montagu Love
Mr. Bullock
Ferdinand Munier
Alexis Soyer
Lillian Kemble-Cooper
Parthenope Nightingale
Egon Brecher
Pastor Fliedner
Tempe Pigott
Mrs. Waters
Barbara Leonard
Minna
Frank Conroy
Mr. Le Froy
Lowden Adams
Secretary (uncredited)
Harry Allen
Soldier Bothered By Rats (uncredited)
Dorothy Arville
Nurse (uncredited)
Jimmy Aubrey
Sentry (uncredited)
Frank Baker
Customs Inspector (uncredited)
May Beatty
Nurse (uncredited)
Daisy Belmore
Nurse (uncredited)
Lionel Belmore
Captain (uncredited)
Wilson Benge
Jones (uncredited)
Robert Bolder
Doctor (uncredited)
George Broughton
Corporal (uncredited)
George Bunny
Coachman (uncredited)
Rita Carlyle
Mrs. Mellon (uncredited)
David Cavendish
Orderly in Scott's Office (uncredited)
Fay Chaldecott
Praying Child in Cottage (uncredited)
E. E. Clive
Dr. Smith (uncredited)
Charles Coleman
Sentry at Balaclava Hospital (uncredited)
Clyde Cook
Perkins (uncredited)
Harry Cording
Hospital Storekeeper (uncredited)
Bob Corey
Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)
Thomas A. Curran
Officer in Barracks (uncredited)
J. Gunnis Davis
Secretary (uncredited)
W.H. Davis
Old Man (uncredited)
Elspeth Dudgeon
Lady Disapproving of Florence #2 (uncredited)
Frank Elliott
Officer in Barracks (uncredited)
Edith Ellison
Old Woman (uncredited)
Helena Phillips Evans
Nurse (uncredited)
Herbert Evans
Porter (uncredited)
E.L. Fisher-Smith
Soldier (uncredited)
Neil Fitzgerald
Officer in Barracks (uncredited)
Mary Forbes
Lady Disapproving of Florence #1 (uncredited)
Art Foster
Doctor (uncredited)
Hugh Gee
Soldier (uncredited)
Mary Gordon
Nursing Applicant (uncredited)
Helena Grant
Sick Woman (uncredited)
Lawrence Grant
Colonel (uncredited)
Billy Griffith
Orderly (uncredited)
Robert Hale
Orderly (uncredited)
Alec Harford
Times Office Clerk (uncredited)
Gordon Hart
War Minister (uncredited)
Holmes Herbert
War Minister (uncredited)
Fay Holden
Queen Victoria (uncredited)
Harold Howard
Orderly (uncredited)
Rose Hughes
Minor Role (uncredited)
Olaf Hytten
Orderly in Hunt's Office (uncredited)
Boyd Irwin
Inspector (uncredited)
Charles Irwin
Soldier Wanting to Say Goodbye (uncredited)
Gardner James
Patient (uncredited)
Tiny Jones
Woman Donating Soup (uncredited)
Crauford Kent
Orderly in Raglan's Office (uncredited)
Louis King
Secretary (uncredited)
Edith Kingdon
Woman Concerned About Donations (uncredited)
George Kirby
Soldier (uncredited)
Jerry Larkin
(uncredited)
Raymond Lawrence
Officer in Barracks (uncredited)
Alma Lloyd
Nurse (uncredited)
Wilfred Lucas
Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)
Dan Maxwell
Sergeant (uncredited)
James May
Doctor (uncredited)
Leo McCabe
Patient (uncredited)
John C. McCallum
Secretary (uncredited)
Nelson McDowell
Hospital Superintendent (uncredited)
Edmund Mortimer
Officer at Minister's Meeting (uncredited)
Henry Mowbray
Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)
Doreen Munroe
Applicant (uncredited)
Mrs. Wilfrid North
Lady Disapproving of Florence #3 (uncredited)
Vesey O'Davoren
Thompson (uncredited)
Milton Owen
Soldier (uncredited)
Paul Panzer
Patient (uncredited)
Lionel Pape
War Minister (uncredited)
Lon Poff
Minor Role (uncredited)
John Power
Doctor (uncredited)
Harrington Reynolds
Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)
John J. Richardson
Cook Reporting to Jones (uncredited)
Gerald Rogers
Wounded Soldier (uncredited)
John Rogers
Patient (uncredited)
Hugh Saxon
Gardener (uncredited)
Ann Shaw
Nurse (uncredited)
C. Montague Shaw
Old Officer (uncredited)
Maud Shearer
Applicant (uncredited)
Reginald Sheffield
Patient (uncredited)
Yorke Sherwood
Constable with Mrs. Waters (uncredited)
Edwin Stanley
(uncredited)
Robert R. Stephenson
Soldier (uncredited)
Houseley Stevenson
Surgeon (uncredited)
Harry Stubbs
Sergeant (uncredited)
Cyril Thornton
Sick Woman's Husband (uncredited)
Zeffie Tilbury
Woman Donating Sheets (uncredited)
Kit Townsend
(uncredited)
Joseph R. Tozer
Messenger From Queen (uncredited)
Silvia Vaughan
Praying Child's Mother (uncredited)
Fred Walton
Doctor (uncredited)
Kathrin Clare Ward
Nurse (uncredited)
Elizabeth Weiner
Mrs. Arnold (uncredited)
Emmy Weinniemach
Deaconness (uncredited)
Cecil Weston
Nurse (uncredited)
Tom Wilson
Man 'Cooking' Shirts (uncredited)
Eric Wilton
Servant Getting Nurse (uncredited)
Ian Wolfe
Patient (uncredited)
Lillian Worth
Woman Donating Bandages (uncredited)
Douglas Gordon
Orderly (uncredited)
Media.
Details.
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The White Angel is a 1936 American historical drama film directed by William Dieterle and starring Kay Francis, Ian Hunter and Donald Woods. The film depicts Florence Nightingale's pioneering work in nursing during the Crimean War. It was produced and distributed by Hollywood studio Warner Brothers.