Things to Come

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From: International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers
Date: 20010101
Author:kova, B.

THINGS TO COME

UK, 1936

Director: William Cameron Menzies

Production: London Film Productions; black and white, 35mm; running time: 130 minutes, a shorter version of 96 minutes also exists. Released 1936 by United Artists.

Producer: Alexander Korda; screenplay: H. G. Wells and Lajos Biro, from Wells's novel The Shape of Things to Come ; photography: Georges Perinal; editor: Charles Crichton; art director: Vincent Korda; music: Arthur Bliss; special effects: Ned Mann; special camera effects: Edward Cohen and Harry Zech; costume designers: John ...

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