The Triangle (1953) - film review

Leslie Arliss, Lance Comfort, Bernard Knowles

Drama / Fantasy

Summary

The Triangle is a British fantasy film first released in 1953, directed by Leslie Arliss, Lance Comfort and Bernard Knowles. The film stars Felix Aylmer, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Muriel George, James Hayter and Wilfrid Hyde-White. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Leslie Arliss, Lance Comfort, Bernard Knowles
Script: Nelson Gidding, Doreen Montgomery, Guy Morgan, Robert Louis Stevenson, Geoffrey Wallace, Robert Westerby
Music: Bretton Byrd, Allan Gray
Cast: Felix Aylmer (Brisetout (segment "A Lodging for the Night")), Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (Francois Villon (segment "A Lodging for the Night")), Muriel George (Martha Popple (segment "Priceless Pocket")), James Hayter (Henry Popple (segment "Priceless Pocket")), Wilfrid Hyde-White (Government Minister (segment "Priceless Pocket")), Ron Randell (Sam (segment "American Duel")), June Thorburn (Mitzi (segment "American Duel"))
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 78 min

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