Tudor Rose (1936)
The tragic story of Lady Jane Grey, the young queen who reigned in England for nine days before she was executed.
Top billed cast
Nova PilbeamLady Jane Grey
Cedric HardwickeEarl of Warwick
John MillsLord Guilford Dudley
Felix AylmerEdward Seymour
Leslie PerrinsThomas Seymour
Frank CellierHenry VIII
Desmond TesterEdward VI
Gwen Ffrangcon DaviesMary Tudor (as Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies)
Martita HuntJane's Mother
Miles MallesonJane's Father
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