a biopic of eighteenth-century Irish actress Peg Woffington. It was based on the play Masks and Faces.
Herbert Wilcox
Director
Anna Neagle
Peg Woffington
Cedric Hardwicke
David Garrick
Jack Hawkins
Michael O'Taffe
Robert Atkins
Dr. Samuel Johnson
Leslie French
Alexander Pope
Margaretta Scott
Kitty Clive
Maire O'Neill
Mrs. Woffington - Peg's Mother
Dorothy Robinson
Mrs. Margaret Dalloway
Polly Emery
Martha the Maid
Aubrey Fitzgerald
Digby
Arthur Sinclair
Mr. Woffington - Peg's Father
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