C
Average
MASTER SCORE 53.6 / 100
1931Drama1h 25m
THE SKIN GAME
“Ancestral pride v. Industrial progress.”
An old traditional family and a modern family battle over land in a small English village.
Above the Line
Alfred Hitchcock·DirectorJohn Galsworthy·Theatre PlayAlfred Hitchcock·AdaptationJack E. Cox·Director of PhotographyAlec Murray·Sound RecordistA.R. Gobbett·Editor
Cast
C. V. France·Mr. HillcristHelen Haye·Mrs. HillcristJill Esmond·Jill HillcristEdmund Gwenn·Mr. HornblowerJohn Longden·Charles HornblowerPhyllis Konstam·Chloe HornblowerFrank Lawton·Rolf HornblowerEdward Chapman·DawkerDora Gregory·Mrs. JackmanGeorge Bancroft·Second Stranger
Full Crew(11 credits)
Full Crew
(11 credits)
Directing· 2
Alfred Hitchcock·DirectorFrank Mills·Assistant Director
Writing· 3
John Galsworthy·Theatre PlayAlfred Hitchcock·AdaptationAlma Reville·Scenario Writer
Camera· 1
Jack E. Cox·Director of Photography
Editing· 2
A.R. Gobbett·EditorRene Marrison·Editor
Sound & Music· 1
Alec Murray·Sound Recordist
Art & Design· 1
J.B. Maxwell·Art Direction
Production· 1
John Maxwell·Producer
By the Numbers
53.6
OF 100
Master Score
5.7
OF 10
IMDb
38%
CRITICS
Rotten Tomatoes
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Worldwide Gross
0
Oscar Wins
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THE VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION
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Dominant Palette
3 colors
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Mood
Tense, Formal
Composition
Split
Era
1930s
Visual Style
Photographic
“A movie poster for "The Skin Game" features a woman in a light-colored dress standing against a reddish-brown wall on the left, looking to her right with a conc”
Atmosphere
Bright
Color Mood
Neutral
Setting
Abstract
Design Score
7/10
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