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The Ghost Camera (1933)
Director: Bernhard Vorhaus
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
A rough and ready little comic mystery, from a story by J Jefferson Farjeon, about a chemist who finds a camera in the backseat of his car, develops the film and smells a murder, with John Mills as the ultra innocent suspect of shifty detective Merritt. This 'quota quickie' was made by Vorhaus at Twickenham for Julius Hagen; and, aside from the David Lean editing credit, is chiefly of interest for the upper-class innocence and what now seems the utterly extraordinary accent and delivery of Henry Kendall, as the chemist.Author: JPy
Cast & crew
Director: Bernhard Vorhaus
Producer: Julius Hagen
Cast: Henry Kendall, Ida Lupino, S Victor Stanley, George Merritt, Felix Aylmer, Fred Groves, John Mills, Davina Craig full cast
Duration: 64 mins
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