The Bishop Misbehaves

The Bishop Misbehaves (1935)

The Bishop's Misadventures

  • Genre: Crime, Comedy
  • Release Date: 1935-09-13
  • User Rating: 4/10 from 1 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 25min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: E.A. Dupont
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Summary

On a walking tour of English cathedrals, Donald Meadows meets Hester Granthem in church. Hearing he is from that hot-bed of crime, Chicago, Hester asks Donald to help her in a robbery she has planned. Thinking it a joke, he plays along; but Hester is serious, and hearing that she plans to rob Mr. Waller, the man who has cheated her father out of thousands of pounds, Donald agrees. A robbery at a pub is arranged, but the Bishop of Broadminster, an avid mystery fan, and his sister stumble into it. Playing detective the Bishop complicates matters and each side, the Bishop, the unscrupulous Waller, the gang Hester hires, and Hester and Donald, each get the upper hand along the way.

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  • Edmund Gwenn

    as Bishop
  • Maureen O'Sullivan

    as Hester Grantham
  • Lucile Watson

    as Lady Emily Lyons
  • Reginald Owen

    as Guy Waller
  • Dudley Digges

    as Red
  • Norman Foster

    as Donald Meadows
  • Lilian Bond

    as Mrs. Millie Waller
  • Melville Cooper

    as Collins
  • Robert Greig

    as Rosalind
  • Charles McNaughton

    as Frenchy Thorpe
  • Etienne Girardot

    as Brooke
  • Ivan F. Simpson

    as Mr. Grantham
  • Lumsden Hare

    as Constable
Sound Edward Ward Music
Camera James Van Trees Director of Photography
Editing James E. Newcom Editor
Art Cedric Gibbons Art Direction
Art Harry McAfee Assistant Art Director
Art Edwin B. Willis Assistant Art Director
Sound Douglas Shearer Sound Director
Costume & Make-Up Dolly Tree Wardrobe Designer
Directing E.A. Dupont Director
Writing Leon Gordon Screenplay
Writing Frederick J. Jackson Adaptation

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