The Ware Case was to be a vehicle for Clive Brook (who had starred in Balcon's first film, Woman to Woman, in 1922) and to be directed by Robert Stevenson, who had made films at Gaumont-British, including Tudor Rose. The Ware Case, a successful play by G.P. Bancroft, had also been filmed twice before in silent days, first in 1927 by Walter West, and again in 1928 with Stewart R...