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The October Man (1947)

Director: Roy Baker

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From Time Out Film Guide

Good old amnesia has another outing, with Mills as a murder suspect none too sure of his own innocence when a model (Walsh) to whom he has lent some money is found strangled, but eventually able to unmask the (glaringly obvious) real killer. Lethargically paced, stiffly scripted by Eric Ambler, the film's most attractive features are Joan Greenwood as the girl who believes in our hero, and the setting in a gently decaying hotel.

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Cast & crew

Director: Roy Baker

Cast: John Mills, Joan Greenwood, Kay Walsh, Edward Chapman, Joyce Carey, Felix Aylmer, Catherine Lacey, Patrick Holt full cast

Genre(s): Thrillers

Duration: 98 mins


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