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Penny and the Pownall Case
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Penny and the Pownall Case

Jun 26, 1948
0h 47m
★ 5.7

A British thriller that takes place in the 1940s.

Overview

A glamour model helps Scotland Yard to catch a criminal gang.

Genres

Drama
Mystery

Production Companies

Production Facilities
Highbury Productions
J. Arthur Rank Organisation

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Cast

Ralph Michael

Michael Carson

Ralph Michael

Peggy Evans

Penny Justin

Peggy Evans

Christopher Lee

Jonathan Blair

Christopher Lee

Diana Dors

Molly James

Diana Dors

Frederick Piper

Policeman

Frederick Piper

Olaf Pooley

Von Leicher

Olaf Pooley

Ethel Coleridge

Mrs. Hodgson

Ethel Coleridge

Sam Costa

Reception Clerk

Sam Costa

Dennis Vance

Crawford

Dennis Vance

Shaun Noble

Henry Pownall

Shaun Noble

John Lorrell

Fraser

John Lorrell

Philip Saville

Slim, Police Car Driver

Philip Saville

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