The Franchise Affair Trailer

The Franchise Affair Trailer (1951)

19 February 1951 Drama, Crime, Mystery 88 mins

An English country lawyer weighs the case of a schoolgirl who claims she was kidnapped by two women.

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Cast

Michael Denison

as Robert Blair

Dulcie Gray

as Marion Sharpe

Anthony Nicholls

as Kevin McDermott

Marjorie Fielding

as Mrs. Sharpe

Athene Seyler

as Aunt Lin

John Bailey

as Detective Inspector Grant

Ann Stephens

as Betty Kane

Hy Hazell

as Mrs. Chadwick

Kenneth More

as Stanley Peters

Avice Landone

as Mrs. Wynn

Maureen Glynne

as Rose Glynn

Peter Jones

as Bernard Chadwick

Martin Boddey

as Inspector Hallam

Patrick Troughton

as Bill Brough

Hugh Moxey

as Counsel for Prosecution

Crew

Robert Hall

Robert Hall Producer

Günther Krampf

Günther Krampf Director of Photography

Philip Green

Original Music Composer

Wilfred Eades

Wilfred Eades Production Design

Terence Verity

Terence Verity Art Direction

John O'Gorman

John O'Gorman Makeup Artist

Polly Richards

Polly Richards Hairstylist

Gordon Scott

Gordon Scott Assistant Director

Bill Beavis

Bill Beavis Scenic Artist

Harold V. King

Harold V. King Recording Supervision

F. McNally

F. McNally Sound Recordist

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 19 February 1951

United States 28 April 1952

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