Little Lord Fauntleroy

Little Lord Fauntleroy is a pre-certed UK VHS release by Thorn EMI Video on December 1982.
==Description==
"Little Lord Fauntleroy" unites the exceptional talents of Sir Alec Guinness and little Ricky Schroder in one of the most touching of all screen partnerships. Based on the popular Victorian nursery classic and filmed in Belvoir Castle, one of the finest stately homes, it tells the story of young Ceddie Errol, who travels to England from his poor New York home to perpare [sic] to take on the title and duties of his ageing grandfather, the Earl of Dorincourt. Gouty, monocled and about as welcoming as a cold bath on a wet January day, it is hard to imagine how the old patriarch could ever be the object of a child's keen affections, bu Ceddie is so kind and fond and giving that eventually the warmth is restored to his grandad's crusty old heart.
==Cast==
*Rick Schroder as Cedric Errol, Lord Fauntleroy
*Alec Guinness as John Arthur Molyneux Errol, Earl of Dorincourt
*Connie Booth as Mrs. Errol, Cedric's mother
*Eric Porter as Mr. Havisham, Dorincourt's solicitor
*Colin Blakely as Silas Hobbs, Cedric's friend
*Rachel Kempson as Lady Lorradaile, Dorincourt's sister
*Carmel McSharry as Mary, Mrs. Errol's substantive
*Antonia Pemberton as Dawson, Dorincourt's substantive
*Rolf Saxon as Dick Tipton, Cedric's friend
*John Cater as Thomas, the Butler
*Antonia Pemberton Dawson, the head housekeeper
*Peter Copley as Reverend Muldaur
*Patsy Rowlands as Mrs. Dibble
*Ann Way as Miss Smiff, the village dressmaker
*Patrick Stewart as Wilkins, the riding teacher
*Gerry Cowper as Mellon, the room service
*Edward Wiley as Ben Tipton
*Kate Harper as Minna Tipton
*Tony Melody as Mr. Kimsey
*Rohan McCullough as Lady Grace
*Dicon Murray as Georgie
*Ballard Berkeley as Sir Harry Lorradaile
*John Southworth as Higgins
*Bill Nighy as the Hunting Officer
*Norman Pitt as Lord Ashbey Delefante
Category:VHS
Category:UK VHS Releases
Category:1982 VHS Releases
Category:Thorn EMI Video logo from 1982 to 1985