House of Secrets (1956) - film review

Crime / Drama

Summary

House of Secrets is a British crime film first released in 1956, directed by Guy Green. The film is based on a novel by Sterling Noel and stars Michael Craig, Anton Diffring, Gérard Oury, Brenda De Banzie and Geoffrey Keen. It has also been released under the title: Triple Deception. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Guy Green
Script: Robert Buckner, Bryan Forbes, Sterling Noel (novel)
Photo: Harry Waxman
Music: Hubert Clifford
Cast: Michael Craig (Larry Ellis), Anton Diffring (Anton Luaderbach), Gérard Oury (Julius Pindar), Brenda De Banzie (Mme. Isabella Ballu), Geoffrey Keen (Col. Burleigh, CIA), David Kossoff (Henryk van de Heide, CIA), Barbara Bates (Judy Anderson), Alan Tilvern (Brandelli), Julia Arnall (Diane Gilbert), Eric Pohlmann (Gratz), Balbina (Maid), Jacques B. Brunius (Lessage), Eugene Deckers (Vidal), Carl Jaffe (Dorffman), David Lander (Marseilles Detective), Gordon Tanner (Curtice), Yves Chanteau, Jean Driant, Violet Gould, Dudley Messenger (Ship’s Captain), John Serret, Patrick Westwood
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 85 min
Aka: Triple Deception

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