The Intimate Stranger (1956) - film review

Alec C. Snowden, Joseph Losey

Drama

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The Intimate Stranger is a British film first released in 1956, directed by Alec C. Snowden and Joseph Losey. The film stars Richard Basehart, Mary Murphy, Constance Cummings, Roger Livesey and Faith Brook. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Alec C. Snowden, Joseph Losey
Script: Alec C. Snowden, Joseph Losey
Photo: Gerald Gibbs
Music: Trevor Duncan
Cast: Richard Basehart (Reginald ’Reggie’ Wilson), Mary Murphy (Evelyn Stewart), Constance Cummings (Kay Wallace), Roger Livesey (Ben Case), Faith Brook (Lesley Wilson), Mervyn Johns (Ernest Chaple), Vernon Greeves (George Mearns), André Mikhelson (Steve Vadney), David Lodge (Police Sgt. Brown), Basil Dignam (Dr. Gray), Grace Denbigh Russell (Mrs. Lynton), Jay Denyer (Danny, Office Boy), Wilfred Downing (Dave a Writer), Edna Landor (Miss Tyson), Katharine Page (Mary, Kay’s Maid), Frederic Steger (Johnny the Barman), Jack Stewart (Constable Burton), Marianne Stone (Miss Cedrick, Ben’s Secretary), Michael Ward (Costume Designer)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 95 min; B&W

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