The 13th Letter (1951) - film review

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The 13th Letter is an American film first released in 1951, directed by Otto Preminger. The film stars Linda Darnell, Charles Boyer, Michael Rennie, Constance Smith and Françoise Rosay. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Otto Preminger
Script: Louis Chavance, Howard Koch
Photo: Joseph LaShelle
Music: Alex North
Cast: Linda Darnell (Denise Turner), Charles Boyer (Dr. Paul Laurent), Michael Rennie (Dr. Pearson), Constance Smith (Cora Laurent), Françoise Rosay (Mrs. Gauthier), Judith Evelyn (Sister Marie Corbin), Guy Sorel (Robert Helier), June Hedin (Rochelle Turner), George Alexander (Dr. Fletcher), Jacques Auger (Priest), Lucie Boitres (Townswoman), C. Bosvier (Townsman), Sheila M. Coonan (Townswoman), Wilford Davidson (Townsman), Camille Ducharme (Fredette), J. Léo Gagnon (Dr. Helier), Blanche Gauthier (Townswoman), Arthur Groulx (Townsman), Paul Guèvremont (Postman), L.P. Herbert (Townsman), Robin Hughes (Intern), Ovila Légaré (Mayor), Odie Lemire (Townswoman), Stanley Mann (Officer), Patrick O’Moore (Intern), Gilles Pelletier (Townsman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 85 min; B&W

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