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Dual Alibi (1948)

 -  Crime | Drama  -  21 June 1948 (Denmark)
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Twin trapezists fall out over a lottery ticket and a worthless woman, but later extract a unique revenge.

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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
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Jules de Lisle / Georges de Lisle
Phyllis Dixey ...
Penny aka Gloria Gregg
Terence de Marney ...
Mike Bergen
Ronald Frankau ...
Vincent Barney
Abraham Sofaer ...
French Judge
Eugene Deckers ...
French Ringmaster
The Cromwell Brothers ...
Trapeze Act
Ernst Ulman
Ben Williams ...
Charlie
Clarence Wright ...
M. Mangan
Beryl Measor ...
Gwen
Harold Berens ...
Ali
Griffiths Moss
Gerald Conway
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Loterie Nationale Official
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Twin trapezists fall out over a lottery ticket and a worthless woman, but later extract a unique revenge.

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21 June 1948 (Denmark)  »

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Zirkus Barney  »

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As well as appearing in their own right, The Cromwell Brothers doubled for Herbert Lom. See more »

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Brilliant Film!
7 November 1999 | by (Teesside, England) – See all my reviews

A story of a twin trapeze act who fall out over a winning lottery ticket and a girl. A wonderful story and cast with an unusual and unpredictable end. This is my favourite film of all time and the brilliant Herbert Lom gives his best performance to date as Jules and Georges. I definitely recommend it.10/10


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