Bees in Paradise
Synopsis
Four pilots become stranded on a tropical island inhabited by beautiful women.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Val Guest
- Screenplay & Story
- Marriott Edgar, Val Guest
- Original Score
- Bob Busby
- Original Title
- Bees in Paradise
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 12m
- Production Studios
- Gainsborough Pictures
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Val Guest
Marriott Edgar, Val Guest
Bob Busby
Phil Grindrod
R. E. Dearing
Edward Black
Department Leadership Roster
Marriott Edgar
Writer
Val Guest
Director
Edward Black
Producer
Val Guest
Writer
R. E. Dearing
Editor
Phil Grindrod
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Bees in Paradise
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What is Bees in Paradise about?
Four pilots become stranded on a tropical island inhabited by beautiful women.
Who directed Bees in Paradise?
Bees in Paradise was directed by Val Guest.
Who stars in Bees in Paradise?
The principal cast of Bees in Paradise includes Arthur Askey, Anne Shelton, Peter Graves, Max Bacon, Ronald Shiner.
When was Bees in Paradise released and how long is it?
Bees in Paradise was released in 1944 with a total runtime of 1h 12m.
Who composed the musical score for Bees in Paradise?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Bees in Paradise was composed by Bob Busby.