Ann Blyth

Edmund Purdom

David Niven

George Sanders

Roger Moore

John Dehner

Sean McClory

Tudor Owen

Melville Cooper

Alan Mowbray

Rhys Williams

Joan Elan

Charles Davis

Ian Wolfe

Paul Cavanagh

Lillian Kemble-Cooper

Isobel Elsom

Milton Parsons

Lord Layton

Queenie Leonard

Owen McGiveney

Robert Dix

Michael Dugan

James Logan

Jimmy Aubrey

Leonard Carey

Leslie Denison

Ronald Green

Peter Hansen

Ramsay Hill

Charles Keane

Keith McConnell

John Monaghan

Matt Moore

Clive Morgan

Vesey O'Davoren

Gordon Richards

Lewis L. Russell

Gilchrist Stuart

Trevor Ward

Trude Wyler

Ashley Cowan

Max Rabinowitz

Si Zentner

Edwin H. Knopf

John McSweeney Jr.

Cedric Gibbons

Robert Saunders

James Brock

Warren Newcombe

Walter Plunkett

Uan Rasey

Virginia Majewski

Malcolm Brown

Edwin B. Willis

John Truwe

Eugene Zador

Al Shenberg

Yakima Canutt

Ed Haight

Alex Alexander

Robert H. Planck

Sydney Guilaroff

Jack Marshall

Miklós Rózsa

Matthew Yuricich

William Tuttle

Scott Perry Sr.

Milton Raskin

Joe Canutt

Richard Pefferle

Robert Z. Leonard

Joan Joseff

John Lipow

Christopher Knopf

Robert Hardy Andrews

Hugo Fregonese

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The King's Thief

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

United States of America

CinemaSerf

Edmund Purdom plays "Michael Dermott" a petty crook and the hero in this tale of a 17th Century plot by the evil, ambitious "Duke of Brampton" (David Niven) to amass a fortune by denouncing as many wealthy nobles as he can before he can depose the weak Charles II (George Sanders) and rule Britain. Ann Blyth is the daughter of one such man who was hung for treason. She enlists the help of Purdom and they set out to foil these dastardly plans with the aid of the Duke's self-incriminating little black book. It's a fine looking film, and Niven and Sanders put some class into it. Otherwise, though, the leads are quite feeble as is the script.

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