Aren't Men Beasts!
Aren't Men Beasts! is a British comedic motion picture from 1937, helmed by director Graham Cutts and featuring performances by Robertson Hare, Alfred Drayton, and Billy Milton.
Premise
The storyline revolves around multiple individuals who endeavor to stop a man from entering into matrimony.
Cast
- Robertson Hare portraying Herbert Holly
- Alfred Drayton in the role of Thomas Potter
- Billy Milton as Roger Holly
- June Clyde playing Marie
- Kathleen Harrison cast as Annie
- Ruth Maitland taking on Selina Potter
- Ellen Pollock as Vamp
- Frank Royde appearing as Policeman
- Amy Veness in the role of Mrs. Flower
- Victor Stanley as Harry Harper
- Charles Mortimer performing as Detective
- Frederick Morant portraying George Deck
- Anne Boyd as Louise Baker
- Judy Kelly in the part of Yvette Bingham
Production
This film is an adaptation of Vernon Sylvaine's play bearing the identical title. Production was managed by British International Pictures at the facilities of Elstree Studios. The production design was overseen by art director John Mead, who contributed to the visual development of the project.