Production Background
This film was also released in a silent version running 9000 feet.
In 1930, Ronald Colman was nominated for an Academy Award in the Acting category for his work in this film and in Bulldog Drummond (1929).
Condemned was the first of eight films written by Sidney Howard for producer Samuel Goldwyn. The last was Raffles (1939).
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