The Phantom Fiend (1932)
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An enigmatic young man in a London boarding house becomes the subject of suspicion as the infamous Jack the Ripper begins his campaign of slaughter. This remake of the 1926 Alfred Hitchcock silent again features Ivor Novello (also the scriptwriter) in the lead and a far more downbeat ending.
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Cast
Ivor Novello
as Michel Angeloff, Angeloff
as Michel Angeloff, Angeloff
Elizabeth Allen
as Daisy Bunting
as Daisy Bunting
Elizabeth Allan
as Daisy Bunting
as Daisy Bunting
A.W. Baskcomb
as Mr. Bunting
as Mr. Bunting
Jack Hawkins
as Joe Martin
as Joe Martin
Barbara Everest
as Mrs. Bunting
as Mrs. Bunting
Peter Gawthorne
as Lord Southcliffe
as Lord Southcliffe
Kynaston Reeves
as Bob Mitchell
as Bob Mitchell
Shayle Gardner
as Detective Snell
as Detective Snell
Drusilla Wills
as Mrs. Coles
as Mrs. Coles
Anthony Holles
as Sylvano
as Sylvano
Antony Holles
as Sylvano
as Sylvano
George Merritt
as Commissioner
as Commissioner
Andrea Malandrinos
as Rabinovitch
as Rabinovitch
Molly Fisher
as Gladys
as Gladys
Andreas Malandrinos
as Rabinovitch
as Rabinovitch
Iris Ashley
as Police Commissioner's Daughter
as Police Commissioner's Daughter
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One of those old style mystery films that take every opportunity to cast suspicion on the most obvious character - in this case, a recent immigrant - only to discover that the perp was actually someone else. Yeah, I kinda resent the literary cheat, but plenty of old school went that way, and got away with it. Scandalous. The work still is moody and atmospheric, which is okay, and has Jack Hawkins in an early role, here as a racist.
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