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XIVth Olympiad: The Glory of Sport (1948)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 2H 18M

Director : Castleton Knight

Synopsis

A documentary covering the 1948 Olympic Games in St. Moritz, Switzerland, and London, England.

Actors

Bill Stern
Bill Stern
Narrator
Ted Husing
Ted Husing
Narrator
John Snagge
John Snagge
Narrator
Stewart MacPherson
Stewart MacPherson
Narrator

Crews

Castleton Knight
Castleton Knight
Director
Guy Warrack
Guy Warrack
Music
Muir Mathieson
Muir Mathieson
Music Director
B. C. Sewell
B. C. Sewell
Sound Director
H. W. Bishop
H. W. Bishop
Production Manager
H. T. Bromice
H. T. Bromice
Production Manager
J. Swain
J. Swain
Production Manager
N. Candy
N. Candy
Production Manager
F. Watts
F. Watts
Production Manager
Stanley Sayer
Stanley Sayer
Camera Supervisor
Roy Drew
Roy Drew
Editor
Castleton Knight
Castleton Knight
Producer
Wally Fairweather
Wally Fairweather
Assistant Camera
Hal Britten
Hal Britten
Camera Operator

Posters and backgrounds

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