The Saint in London (1939) - film review

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The Saint in London is a British-American film first released in 1939, directed by John Paddy Carstairs. The film stars George Sanders, Sally Gray, David Burns, Gordon McLeod and Athene Seyler. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: John Paddy Carstairs
Script: Leslie Charteris, Lynn Root, Frank Fenton
Music: Marr Mackie
Cast: George Sanders (Simon Templar), Sally Gray (Penelope ’Penny’ Parker), David Burns (Dugan – Templar’s Valet), Gordon McLeod (Inspector Claud Teal), Athene Seyler (Mother Buckley), Henry Oscar (Bruno Lang), John Abbott (Count Stephen Duni), Ralph Truman (Kussella), Charles Carson (John Morgan – Penny’s Uncle), Carl Jaffe (Stengler – Embasy Official), Norah Howard (Mrs. Edith Morgan), Ballard Berkeley (Sir Richard Blake of MI5), Charles Paton (Tobacco Shop Proprietor), Hugh McDermott (Tim – Kussella’s Chauffeur), Charles Oliver (Dr. Jim – Templar’s Friend), Ben Williams (Detective Wilkins – Teal’s Assistant), Ian Wilson
Country: UK / USA
Language: English
Runtime: 77 min

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