Venetian Bird (1952) - film review

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Venetian Bird is a British film first released in 1952, directed by Ralph Thomas. The film is based on a novel by Victor Canning and stars Richard Todd, Eva Bartok, John Gregson, George Coulouris and Margot Grahame. It has also been released under the title: El Alaméin. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Ralph Thomas
Script: Victor Canning (novel), Victor Canning
Photo: Ernest Steward
Music: Nino Rota
Cast: Richard Todd (Edward Mercer), Eva Bartok (Adriana Medova), John Gregson (Renzo Uccello), George Coulouris (Chief of Police Spadoni), Margot Grahame (Rosa Melitus), Walter Rilla (Count Boria), John Bailey (Lt. Longo), Sid James (Bernardo), Martin Boddey (Gufo), Michael Balfour (Moretto), Sydney Tafler (Boldesca), Miles Malleson (Grespi), Eric Pohlmann (Gostini), David Hurst (Minelli), Raymond Young (Luigi), Ferdy Mayne (Tio), Jill Clifford (Renata), Eileen Way (Woman Detective), Toni Lucarda (Nerva), Janice Kane (Ninetta), Meier Tzelniker (Mayor of Mirave), Marianne Stone
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 95 min; B&W
Aka: El Alaméin; The Assassin

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