Hyde Park Corner (1935)Director:Sinclair Hill |
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Hyde Park Corner (1935)Director:Sinclair Hill |
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Gordon Harker | ... |
Constable Cheatle
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Binnie Hale | ... |
Sophie
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Gibb McLaughlin | ... |
Sir Arthur Gannett
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Harry Tate | ... |
Taxi Driver
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Eric Portman | ... |
Edward Chester
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Robert Holmes | ... |
Concannon
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Eileen Peel | ... |
Barbara Ainsworth
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Howard
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\this film contains what must be the most ineptly staged and photographed sword fight in cinematic history.Portman and McLaughlin seem as if they have never picked up a sword in their lives.The camera man tries to make it look it exciting but nothing can hide the sheer ineptitude.The film starts in the 18th century and then fast forwards 150 years which is when the film really begins.Gordon Harker as usual plays a policeman and so you know very much what to expect.The story is poorly developed and it is really only held together by the two leads.It is not by any means boring but it does rather leave you scratching your head wondering what it is all about.It is still available on video.