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The Corn Is Green is considered Williams' most enduring literary credit. Production London production. The Corn Is Green, directed by the author, premiered on September 20, 1938 at the Duchess Theatre in London, following a five-week tour that began on August 15.
- September 20, 1938
- Emlyn Williams
- Comedy
The Corn Is Green: Directed by Irving Rapper. With Bette Davis, Nigel Bruce, Rhys Williams, Rosalind Ivan. A schoolteacher becomes the mentor of a talented young miner and seeks to get him into a university.
- (3.2K)
- Drama
- Irving Rapper
- 1945-07-14
Written by: Frank Cavett Casey Robinson: Based on: The Corn Is Green 1938 play by Emlyn Williams: Produced by: Jack Chertok: Starring: Bette Davis Nigel Bruce John Dall: Cinematography: Sol Polito: Edited by: Frederick Richards: Music by: Max Steiner: Distributed by: Warner Bros.
- $1,545,000
- Jack Chertok
Based on an autobiographical play by Welsh actor and writer Emlyn Williams, The Corn is Green (1945) is the story of a dedicated teacher, Miss Moffat, who opens a school in an impoverished Welsh mining community. An unschooled but brilliant young miner, Morgan Evans, becomes her protege, and together they work to overcome obstacles to his ...
- Irving Rapper, Joe Cramer, Robert Vreeland
- Bette Davis
Synopsis. In 1895, the inhabitants of Glansarno, a small village in the Welsh countryside, are taken aback when they learn that L. C. Moffat, their newest neighbor, is a forty-year-old English woman named Lily Cristobel, not a man as her Master of Arts degree had led them to expect. The other members of Moffat's household are her housekeeper ...
THE CORN IS GREEN; screen play by Casey Robinson and Frank Cavett; based on the stage play by Emlyn Williams; directed by Irving Rapper; produced by Jack Chertok for Warner Brothers.Miss Moffat ...
Frank Cavett. Screenplay. When a teacher reads an essay written by Morgan Evans, one of the boys, moved by his rough poetry she decides to hold classes in her house and believes that Morgan is smart enough to attend Oxford.
