Three Silent Men (1940) - film review

Crime / Drama

Summary

Three Silent Men is a British crime film first released in 1940, directed by Daniel Birt. The film is based on a novel by E.P. Thorne and stars Sebastian Shaw, Derrick De Marney, Patricia Roc, Arthur Hambling and Meinhart Maur. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Daniel Birt
Script: Jack Byrd, Dudley Leslie, E.P. Thorne (novel)
Photo: Geoffrey Faithfull
Cast: Sebastian Shaw (Sir James Quentin), Derrick De Marney (Captain John Mellish), Patricia Roc (Pat Quentin), Arthur Hambling (Ginger Brown), Meinhart Maur (Karl Zaroff), John Turnbull (Inspector Gill), Peter Gawthorne (General Bullington), André Morell (Klein), Basil Cunard, Hugh Dempster, Ian Fleming, Cameron Hall, Scott Harrold, Kay Lewis, Barbara Lott, Charles Oliver, F.B.J. Sharp, Cynthia Stock, Marjorie Taylor, Jack Vyvian, Billy Watts
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 72 min; B&W

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