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  1. A lIttle of the Art of Make-up by Charles Laughton

    Date released
    15 Dec 1930
    Series name
    Pathe Pictorial
    Issue no
    663
    NoS ID
    348644
    Story no
    4 / 4

    NoS synopsis: Charles Laughton is seen applying false eyelashes, facial hair and stage make-up.

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  2. Night of the Hunter, The (1955)

    Director
    Charles Laughton
    Subject
    Film studies
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (BR Region B, 89 minutes), £13.99

    Robert Mitchum plays Harry Powell, a self-appointed preacher with ‘LOVE’ and ‘HATE’ tattooed on his knuckles, who travels to a small town in search of his executed cellmate’s stash of cash, under...

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  3. Kraft Music Hall, The [12/02/1948] (1948 Radio)

    Series
    Kraft Music Hall, The

    Radio variety show. In this edition the guest, Charles Laughton, coaches the series host Al Jolson in the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet. The jokes revolve around Laughton’s British accent and...

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  4. (Untitled record)

    Date released
    1933
    Series name
    Ideal Sound Cinemagazine
    Issue no
    355
    NoS ID
    334495

    NoS synopsis: Frank Slater draws Charles Laughton

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  5. This is Charles Laughton (1953 Television)

    Producer
    Gregory Paul

    Television series of filmed classics. Charles Laughton recites from the Bible and other texts, reads poetry, tells stories and jokes including a reading from Twelfth Night (II iv).

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  6. Macbeth (1934 Radio)

    Producer
    Tyrone Guthrie

    Broadcast version of Shakespeare’s play performed by the Old Vic Company produced by Tyrone Guthrie. With Charles Laughton and Flora Robson as the Macbeths. Dennis Arundell narrates. Music by Herbert Menges.

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  7. Big Clock, The (1948)

    Director
    John Farrow
    Subject
    Film studies; Social Studies
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (BR Region B, 96 minutes), £18.00

    Overworked true crime magazine editor George Stroud has been planning a vacation for months. However, when his boss, the tyrannical media tycoon Earl Janoth insists he skips his holidays, Stroud resigns in...

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  8. Orson Welles’s Almanac [15/03/1944] (1944 Radio)

    Series
    Orson Welles’s Almanac
    Director
    Orson Welles

    Radio variety show broadcast only in California, not nationally. This episode includes an enactment of the quarrel scene from Julius Caesar with Welles as Brutus and Charles Laughton as Cassius.

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  9. I, Claudius (1991)

    Subject
    Classical studies; Media studies
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 740 minutes), £44.99

    A television adaptation of two epic books by Robert Graves ("I, Claudius" and "Claudius the God"), originally broadcast in 12 parts on BBC Television in 1976 (the first part was a double-length episode)....

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  10. Midsummer Night’s Dream, A (1959 Television, Video)

    Director
    Peter Hall
    Producer
    Hubbell Robinson

    A version made for American television, but not transmitted, of Peter Hall’s 1959 staging of A Midsummer Night’s Dream with Charles Laughton as Bottom and Vanessa Redgrave as Helena.

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