The Frightened Man Trailer

The Frightened Man Trailer (1952)

01 March 1952 Drama, Crime 69 mins

Kicked out of Oxford, a junk dealer's son joins a gang of thieves fenced by his father.

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Cast

Dermot Walsh

as Julius Rosselli

Charles Victor

as Mr. Rosselli

John Blythe

as Maxie Brown

Thora Hird

as Vera

John Horsley

as Harry Armstrong

Michael Ward

as Cornelius Hart

Martin Benson

as Alec Stone

Ballard Berkeley

as Inspector Bligh

Reginald Dyson

as Dr. Luigi

Armand Guinle

as Mr. Dent

Peter Bayliss

as Bilton

Thomas Gallagher

as Matthews

Crew

Desmond Davis

Desmond Davis Clapper Loader

George Burgess

George Burgess Sound Supervisor

Andrew Mazzei

Andrew Mazzei Art Direction

Robert Asher

Robert Asher Assistant Director

Eric Besche

Eric Besche Camera Operator

Gerry Fairbank

Gerry Fairbank Makeup Artist

Leonard Bulkley

Leonard Bulkley Sound Recordist

Eric Robinson

Eric Robinson Music Director

Shirley Barnes

Shirley Barnes Continuity

Monty Berman

Monty Berman Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 March 1952

Production Companies

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