London Film Productions costs 1933-1936
production costs only

London Film Productions, founded in 1932 and headed by (Sir) Alexander Korda, was the most successful British producer of the 1930s, especially in the export market.

	UK release	£		director	star/s
The Private Life of Henry VIII	17 August 1933	93,710		Alexander Korda	Charles Laughton, Robert Donat
The Rise of Catherine the Great	January 1934	127,868		Paul Czinner and (uncredited) Alexander Korda	Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Elizabeth Bergner, Flora Robson
The Private Life of Don Juan	26 August 1934	114,239		Alexander Korda	Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Merle Oberon
The Scarlet Pimpernel	23 December 1934	143,521		Harold Young	Leslie Howard, Merle Oberon, Raymond Massey
Sanders of the River	8 April 1935	149,789		Zoltan Korda	Leslie Banks, Paul Robeson
Moscow Nights	22 February 1936	52,326		Anthony Asquith	Harry Baur, Laurence Olivier
The Ghost Goes West	7 February 1935	156,062		René Clair	Robert Donat
Things to Come	20 February 1936	241,028		William Cameron Menzies	Raymond Massey, Edward Chapman, Elsa Lanchester
The Man Who Could Work Miracles	8 February 1937	133,104		Lothar Mendes	Roland Young, Ralph Richardson, Edward Chapman
Rembrandt	6 November 1936	138,945		Alexander Korda	Charles Laughton, Gertrude Lawrence, Elsa Lanchester, Edward Chapman
Men Are Not Gods	26 November 1936	93,765		Walter Reisch	Miriam Hopkins, Gertrude Lawrence, Sebastian Shaw, Rex Harrison

Source: Evidence to the Moyne Committee, 1936, quoted in Sarah Street: Transatlantic Crossings [0076]
Release dates, director and stars added from IMDb

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