The Black Doll (1938) - film review

Comedy / Mystery / Romance / Thriller

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The Black Doll is an American comedy thriller film first released in 1938, directed by Otis Garrett. The film stars Donald Woods, Nan Grey, Edgar Kennedy, Doris Lloyd and William Lundigan. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Otis Garrett
Script: William Edward Haynes, Harold Buckley
Photo: Ira H. Morgan, Stanley Cortez
Cast: Donald Woods (Nick Halstead), Nan Grey (Marian Rood), Edgar Kennedy (Sheriff Rennick), Doris Lloyd (Laura Leland), William Lundigan (Rex Leland), Fred Malatesta (Esteban, the butler), Inez Palange (Rosita, the housekeeper), John Wray (Walling), Holmes Herbert (Dr. Giddings), C. Henry Gordon (Nelson Rood), Syd Saylor (Deputy Red), Arthur Hoyt (Coroner), Addison Richards (A.H. Mallison)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 66 min; B&W

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