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Hungry Hill
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Hungry Hill

Jan 7, 1947
1h 43m
★ 5.4

The story of a bitter feud that flamed for 40 years!

Overview

Life becomes a tragedy for the wife of an Irish heir to a 19th-century family feud and fortune.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Two Cities Films

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Cast

Margaret Lockwood

Fanny Rosa

Margaret Lockwood

Dennis Price

Greyhound John

Dennis Price

Cecil Parker

Copper John

Cecil Parker

Dermot Walsh

Wild Johnnie Brodrick

Dermot Walsh

Michael Denison

Henry Brodrick

Michael Denison

F.J. McCormick

Old Tim

F.J. McCormick

Arthur Sinclair

Morty Donovan

Arthur Sinclair

Jean Simmons

Jane Brodrick

Jean Simmons

Eileen Crowe

Bridget

Eileen Crowe

Eileen Herlie

Katherine

Eileen Herlie

Barbara Waring

Barbara Brodrick

Barbara Waring

Michael Golden

Sam Donovan

Michael Golden

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