Berkeley Square (1933) - (Movie Clip) You Might Have Sat For It Yourself

Name: Berkeley Square (1933) -- (Movie Clip) You Might Have Sat For It Yourself
Uploaded: 2012-07-18T00:00:00-04:00
Duration: 1 min 14 s
Description: After early scenes with Leslie Howard as Peter Standish, an American visiting England in 1784, the notion of time-travel established, we meet the housekeeper (Beryl Mercer) and fiancée ( Betty Lawford) of the contemporary Peter, whos inherited his ancestors house, in Berkeley Square, 1933.

After early scenes with Leslie Howard as Peter Standish, an American visiting England in 1784, the notion of time-travel established, we meet the housekeeper (Beryl Mercer) and fiancée ( Betty Lawford) of the contemporary Peter, who’s inherited his ancestor’s house, in Berkeley Square, 1933.

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