The Claydon Treasure Mystery (1938) - film review

Crime

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The Claydon Treasure Mystery is a British crime film first released in 1938, directed by H. Manning Haynes. The film is based on a novel by Neil Gordon and stars John Stuart, Garry Marsh, Evelyn Ankers, Annie Esmond and Campbell Gullan. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: H. Manning Haynes
Script: Edward Dryhurst, Neil Gordon (novel)
Cast: John Stuart (Peter Kerrigan), Garry Marsh (Sir George Ilford), Evelyn Ankers (Rosemary Shackleford), Annie Esmond (Lady Caroline Claydon), Campbell Gullan (Tollemache), Aubrey Mallalieu (Lord Claydon), Finlay Currie (Rubin), Joss Ambler (Inspector Fleming), Vernon Harris (Rhodes – the Butler), Valentine Dunn (Margaret McGregor – the Maid), Ian Fleming (Dr. Cleveland – Coroner), Wilfrid Hyde-White (Holmes), John Laurie (Wilson – the Valet), Richard Perry (Sgt. Midgley), Donald Wolfit (Executive)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 63 min; B&W

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