Rage in Heaven (1941)

USA, 85 min
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  • Release dates
  • Soundtrack listing
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Basic facts

Original title Rage in Heaven
Film type Feature
Category Fiction
Director
Producer
Screenplay
Production country
  • USA
Production company
Classification Allowed from age 15
Dialogue
  • English
  • French
Swedish release 1941-09-01

Cast

Robert Montgomery
philip monrell

Ingrid Bergman
stella bergen

George Sanders
ward andrews

Lucile Watson
mrs monrell

Oskar Homolka
dr rameau

Philip Merivale
mr higgins

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Titles

Original title
  • Rage in Heaven
Swedish release title
  • Himlens vrede
Alternative title
  • Himmelens vrede

Crew

Director
Screenplay
Producer
Author

Cast

Robert Montgomery philip monrell
Ingrid Bergman stella bergen
George Sanders ward andrews
Lucile Watson mrs monrell
Oskar Homolka dr rameau
Philip Merivale mr higgins
Matthew Boulton ramsbotham
Aubrey Mather clark
Frederick Worlock solicitor-general
Francis Compton bardsley
Gilbert Emery mr black
Ludwig Hart durand

Companies

Production Company MGM
Distributor in Sweden (35 mm) AB Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 1941

Swedish censorship / rating

Censorship number 63164
Date 1941-08
Classification Allowed from age 15
Original length 2325 meters


Technical specifications

Aspect ratio 1.37:1
Sound type Sound
Colour type Black and white
Carrier type 35 mm
Frames per second 24
Length in metres 2325 meter
Length in minutes 85 min
Dialogue
  • English
  • French
Textad
  • Swedish


Release dates

Release in Sweden 1941-09-01 Riviera Sweden

Holdings Posters

Size Smaller than 40 x 75 cm
Quantity 1


Size About 70 x 100 cm
Quantity 1


Size About 70 x 100 cm
Quantity 1


Holdings Stills

Black and white print SET
Colour prints 6
Album No


Holdings Promotion materials

Type Program/Reklamtryck


Type Program folio


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