Moscow Nights
Livesey also worked with Anthony Asquith on "Moscow Nights" and Alexander Korda (appearing in "Rembrandt" with his stepson Roger, "Dark Journey" and cameoing in "The Private Life of Henry VIII"). Roger and Sam had previously appeared together playing father and son in the 1923 silent "Maisie's Marriage". Virtually the whole family - Sam, Mary Catherine ('Cassie'), Jack and Barry - appear as the Boyd family in the 1935 film revue "Variety" directed by Adrian Brunel. One of his final roles was as Mr Tulliver, the owner of the titular Mill on the Floss, with James Mason portraying his son Tom.