The Crooked Billet Trailer (1930)
'International spy seeks documents hidden in old inn.' (British Film Catalogue)
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'International spy seeks documents hidden in old inn.' (British Film Catalogue)
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Madeleine Carroll as Joan Easton
Miles Mander as Guy Merrow
Gordon Harker as Slick
Carlyle Blackwell as Dietrich Hebbirn
Alexander Field as Alf
Frank Goldsmith as Sir William Easton
Philip Easton as Kim Peacock
Danny Green as Rogers
Robert Atkins Director
Adrian Brunel Director
Angus MacPhail Screenplay
Adrian Brunel Screenplay
Michael Balcon Producer
Ian Dalrymple Editor
Dion Titheradge Theatre Play
Claude L. McDonnell Camera Operator
United Kingdom 21 March 1930
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