The Rat (1937) - film review

Crime / Drama

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The Rat is a British crime film first released in 1937, directed by Jack Raymond. The film stars Ruth Chatterton, Anton Walbrook, René Ray and Beatrix Lehmann. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Jack Raymond
Script: Romney Brent, Constance Collier, Marjorie Gaffney, Miles Malleson, Ivor Novello, Hans Rameau
Photo: Freddie Young
Music: Anthony Collins
Cast: Ruth Chatterton (Zelia de Chaumont), Anton Walbrook (Jean Boucheron, the ’Rat’), René Ray (Odile Verdier), Beatrix Lehmann (Marguerite), Mary Clare (Mere Colline), Felix Aylmer (Prosecuting Counsel), Hugh Miller (Luis Stets), Gordon McLeod (Caillard), Frederick Culley (Judge), Nadine March (Rose), George Merritt (Pierre Verdier), Leo Genn (Defending Counsel), Fanny Wright (Therese), Bob Gregory (Albert), Ivan Wilmot (Peter), J.H. Roberts (The Butler), Betty Marsden (Zelia’s Maid), Geraldine Hislop, Stanley Lathbury (The Priest), Aubrey Mallalieu (The Jeweller), Miles Malleson (Minor Role), Walter Schofield (Taxi Driver), Paul Sheridan (Customer)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 72 min; B&W

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