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A Place of One's Own (1945)

Director: Bernard Knowles

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From Time Out Film Guide

Tame but occasionally effective ghost story (an adaptation from Osbert Sitwell), set in Edwardian times, with Lockwood as the young secretary haunted by a murdered woman when she goes to live with an elderly couple (Mason and Mullen) in an elegant country house. Not a patch upon Knowles' loony but marvellous Jassy, although Lockwood and Mason are as effortlessly professional as ever.

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Cast & crew

Director: Bernard Knowles

Producer: RJ Minney

Cast: Margaret Lockwood, James Mason, Barbara Mullen, Dennis Price, Dulcie Gray, Ernest Thesiger, Helen Haye, Moore Marriott full cast

Genre(s): Horror

Duration: 92 mins


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