The Saint’s Double Trouble (1940) - film review

Crime / Mystery / Drama

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The Saint’s Double Trouble is an American crime film first released in 1940, directed by Jack Hively. The film is based on a novel by Leslie Charteris and stars George Sanders, Helene Whitney, Jonathan Hale, Bela Lugosi and Donald MacBride. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Jack Hively
Script: Leslie Charteris (novel), Ben Holmes
Photo: J. Roy Hunt
Music: Roy Webb
Cast: George Sanders (Simon Templar), Helene Whitney (Anne Bitts), Jonathan Hale (Inspector Henry Fernack), Bela Lugosi (The Partner), Donald MacBride (Chief of Detectives John H. Bohlen), John F. Hamilton (Limpy, a Henchman), Thomas W. Ross (Professor Horatio T. Bitts), Elliott Sullivan (Monk ’Warren’, a Henchman), Stanley Blystone (Police Detective Sadler), Ralph Dunn (Police Sergeant on Raid), Byron Foulger (Ephraim Byrd, Jewel Cutter), Billy Franey (Street Shooting Witness), Edward Gargan (Police Sergeant Mike, Turnkey), William Haade (Helm Van Roon aka The Dutchman), Donald Kerr (Card Player), Pat McKee (Card Player), Lal Chand Mehra (Cairo Express Office Clerk), Walter Miller (Mac, the Bartender), Pat O’Malley (Express Man), Jack O’Shea (Street Extra), Lee Phelps (Police Sergeant Outside Bohlen’s Office), Sammy Stein (Policeman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 67 min; B&W

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