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Treasure Hunt ()


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Short of money the owners of Ballyroden Hall must attempt to run it as a guest house, but not everyone is happy about the plan.

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Jimmy Edwards ...
Sir Roderick Ryall / Uncle Hercules
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Aunt Anna Rose
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Eustace Mills
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Consuelo
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Mrs. Cleghorne-Thomas
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Mr. Walsh
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Mary
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Philip
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Yvonne
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Bridgid
Toke Townley ...
William
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Tim the Poacher
Tony Quinn ...
Dan Brady
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Nanny
John McDarby ...
Taxi Driver
Wilfrid Caithness ...
Doctor
Hamlyn Benson ...
Butler
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Clergyman
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Tipster (uncredited)
Marguerite Brennan ...
Pert Little Maid (uncredited)
Diana Campbell ...
2nd Maid (uncredited)
Sheila Carty ...
2nd Nanny (uncredited)
Bee Duffell ...
Mrs. Guidera (uncredited)
Charles Hammond ...
Racegoer Standing Behind William (uncredited)
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2nd Removal Man (uncredited)
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Bookmaker (uncredited)
Roger Maxwell ...
Military-Looking Man (uncredited)
Pat O'Connor ...
Telegraph Boy (uncredited)
Nella Occleppo ...
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
Kendrick Owen ...
Stable Boy (uncredited)
James Page ...
Racing Enthusiast (uncredited)
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Removal Man (uncredited)
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Apollo (uncredited)
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Removal Man (uncredited)

Directed by

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John Paddy Carstairs

Written by

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Molly Keane ... (from the play "Treasure Hunt") (as M. J. Farrell) and
John Perry ... (from the play "Treasure Hunt")
 
Anatole de Grunwald ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Jack Clayton ... associate producer
Anatole de Grunwald ... producer

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Mischa Spoliansky

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C.M. Pennington-Richards ... director of photography (as C. Pennington Richards)

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Ralph Kemplen

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John Howell

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Joan Carpenter ... hairdresser
Geoffrey Rodway ... makeup artist

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Leigh Aman ... production manager

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Basil Keys ... assistant director

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Cecil Mason ... sound mixer (as Cecil Tapscott Mason)

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Cecil Cooney ... camera operator
Harold Hanscomb ... still photographer (uncredited)

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Raemonde Rahvis ... Miss Clyde's and Miss Lane's dresses by (as Rahvis)
Ann Wemyss ... costume supervisor

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Frederic Lewis ... musical director (as Fred Lewis)

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Rita Davison ... continuity / script editor

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Also Known As
  • Aarteenmetsästys (Finland)
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  • 79 min
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Trivia The original play ran at the Apollo Theatre, London, from September 14 1949 to June 10 1950 with 358 performances. Directed by John Gielgud, it starred Sybil Thorndike as Anna-Rose, Marie Lohr as Consuelo and Alan Webb as Hercules. Milo O'Shea was also cast. See more »
Goofs The name of Brian Worth's character is spelled Philip (one L) in the closing credits, but in a magazine advert for paying guests, it is spelled Phillip (two Ls). See more »
Soundtracks Comic Cuts See more »
Quotes Eustace Mills: We are in a jam now. We're in a dreadful pickle.
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