The Man Upstairs (1958) - film review

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The Man Upstairs is a British film first released in 1958, directed by Don Chaffey. The film stars Richard Attenborough, Bernard Lee, Donald Houston, Dorothy Alison and Patricia Jessel. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Don Chaffey
Script: Don Chaffey, Robert Dunbar, Alun Falconer
Photo: Gerald Gibbs
Cast: Richard Attenborough (Peter Watson), Bernard Lee (Inspector Thompson), Donald Houston (Dr. Sanderson), Dorothy Alison (Mrs. Barnes), Patricia Jessel (Mrs. Lawrence), Virginia Maskell (Helen Grey), Kenneth Griffith (Pollen), Alfred Burke (Mr. Barnes), Charles Houston (Nicholas), Maureen Connell (Eunice Blair), Amy Dalby (Miss Acres), Walter Hudd (Superintendent), Patrick Jordan (Injured Sergeant), Victor Brooks (Sergeant), Graham Stewart (Sergeant Morris), Edward Judd (P.C. Stevens), Arthur Gross (P. C. Clark), Dan Cressy (P. C. Maclean), John Charlesworth (Army Lieutenant), Raymond Ray (Reporter), Edward Evans (Fire Brigade Officer), David Griffith (Johnny Barnes, child), Polly Clarke (Dulcie Barnes, child)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min; B&W

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