Tiger in the Smoke (1956)

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Directed by

Roy Ward Baker

Starring (View all)

Donald Sinden
Geoffrey Leavitt

Muriel Pavlow
Meg Elgin

Tony Wright
Jack Havoc

Bernard Miles
Tiddy Doll the Gang Leader

Alec Clunes
Asst. Commissioner Oates

Laurence Naismith
Canon Avril

Christopher Rhodes
Chief Inspector Luke

Charles Victor
Will

Written by

Margery Allingham
novel Tiger in the Smoke

Anthony Pelissier

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9 years, 9 months ago at Jul 20 2:21

fernando

Confusing plot, too much time with a basement gang; but nice characters in the fog, undistinguished cast (priest Naismith is the better), idiot plots before the climaxes

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