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Chase a Crooked Shadow DVD, 1957

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Film Description

Set in a seaside villa in Spain a young man arrives claiming to be the brother of the South African diamond heiress living there. He had been, supposedly, killed in a car crash but the local police find his papers in order and he seems to know the family history intimately...

Film Information

Director - Michael Anderson

Produced - 1957

Main Language - English

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Cast - Richard Todd, Faith Brook, Alexander Knox, Anne Baxter, Herbert Lomas

DVD Details

Certificate:	U	Publisher:	Optimum Releasing	Region:	2
Length:	84 mins	Cat No:	OPTD1080
Format:	DVD Colour

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