Poison Pen (1940) - film review

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Poison Pen is a British film first released in 1940, directed by Paul L. Stein. The film stars Flora Robson, Robert Newton, Ann Todd, Geoffrey Toone and Reginald Tate. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Paul L. Stein
Script: William Freshman, N.C. Hunter, Richard Llewellyn, Esther McCracken, Doreen Montgomery
Photo: Philip Tannura
Cast: Flora Robson (Mary Rider), Robert Newton (Sam Hurrin), Ann Todd (Ann Rider), Geoffrey Toone (David), Reginald Tate (Rev. Rider), Belle Chrystall (Sucal Hurrin), Edward Chapman (Len Griffin), Edward Rigby (Badham), Athole Stewart (Colonel Cashelton), Mary Hinton (Mrs. Cashelton), Cyril Chamberlain (Peter Cashelton), Catherine Lacey (Connie Fateley), Wally Patch (Mr. Suggs), Ella Retford (Mrs. Suggs), Jean Clyde (Mrs. Griffin), Wilfrid Hyde-White (Postman), Marjorie Rhodes (Mrs. Scaife), Beatrice Varley (Mrs. Jenkins), Peter Murray-Hill, Empsie Bowman, Laurence Kitchin (Shop Assistant), Kenneth Connor (Boy in Post Office), Megs Jenkins (Barmaid), Esma Cannon (Mrs Warren), Eileen Beldon, Merle Tottenham (Mrs. Kemp), Charles Mortimer, Roddy Hughes (Handwriting Expert), Roddy McDowall (Choirboy), Norman Pierce (Village Policeman)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 66 min; B&W

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