From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Condemned (film)
Condemned (film)
Condemned Cast
Directed by Wesley Ruggles • Ronald Colman - Michel
Produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions • Ann Harding - Madame Vidal
• Dudley Digges - Vidal
Written by Blair Niles
• Louis Wolheim - Jacques
(story "Condemned to Devil’s Island")
Sidney Howard (screenplay) • William Elmer - Pierre
• Wilhelm von Brincken - Vidal’s orderly (as William
Starring Ronald Colman Vaughn)
Ann Harding
Dudley Digges
• Albert Kingsley - Felix
Louis Wolheim • Constantine Romanoff - Brute Convict
William Elmer • Harry Ginsberg - Inmate
• Bud Sommers - Inmate
Music by Hugo Riesenfeld
• Stephen Selznick - Inmate
Cinematography George Barnes • Baldy Biuddle - Inmate
Gregg Toland • John George - Inmate
Editing by Stuart Heisler • Arturo Kobe - Inmate
• Emile Tramont - Inmate (as Emile Schwartz)
Studio Samuel Goldwyn Productions
• John Schwartz - Inmate
Distributed by United Artists (1929)
Film Classics (1946)(re-release)
Hauser & Co. Filmverleih (1930s) Soundtrack
(Austria) Note: this list is incomplete
Release date(s) November 3, 1929 (premiere) •
November 16, 1929 (wide) • Written by Jack Meskill and Pete Wendling
Running time 86 minutes
Country United States
International releases
Language English
The film is known by a variety of other names, including:
Condenado in Portugal and Spain, Condemned to Devil’s Is-
Budget $600,000 (estimated) land in the USA reissue, Condenado a Isla del Diablo in Ar-
gentina, Flucht von der Teufelsinsel in Austria, and L’isola del
Condemned (1929) is an American black and white melo- diavolo in Italy.
drama film. It stars Ronald Colman, Ann Harding, Dudley
Digges, Louis Wolheim, William Elmer, and Wilhelm von
Brincken. The movie was adapted by Sidney Howard External links
from the novel by Blair Niles. It was directed by Wesley • Condemned at the Internet Movie Database
Ruggles. The tagline was "A kiss that cannot be forgotten!" • Condemned at Cine.gr (in Greek)
• Condemned at TCMdb
Production background
In 1930, Ronald Colman was nominated for an Academy
Award in the Acting category for his work in this film and
in Bulldog Drummond (1929).
Condemned was the first of eight films written by Sid-
ney Howard for producer Samuel Goldwyn. The last was
Raffles (1939).
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• 1929 films
• Black-and-white films
• American films
• Films directed by Wesley Ruggles
• Samuel Goldwyn Productions films
• 1920s drama films
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