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6.6/10
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A fake music-hall clairvoyant meets a woman, and suddenly his predictions seem to come true ...A fake music-hall clairvoyant meets a woman, and suddenly his predictions seem to come true ...A fake music-hall clairvoyant meets a woman, and suddenly his predictions seem to come true ...
Felix Aylmer
- Prosecutor
- (uncredited)
Donald Calthrop
- Derelict
- (uncredited)
Frank Cellier
- MacGregor
- (uncredited)
Margaret Davidge
- Lodging Housekeeper
- (uncredited)
Howard Douglas
- Waiter at Banquet
- (uncredited)
Carleton Hobbs
- Racing Commentator
- (uncredited)
Eliot Makeham
- Audience Member with Letter
- (uncredited)
George Merritt
- Train Guard
- (uncredited)
Graham Moffatt
- Page Boy
- (uncredited)
Percy Parsons
- Barker
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- GoofsA witness at the trial is asked for her opinion. She quite properly replies that she is not possessed of sufficient knowledge to answer, but the prosecutor insists on her opinion, and the judge backs him up. Counsel are not permitted to ask a witness for an opinion, and in these circumstances it is even more obviously wrong.
- Alternate versionsScratchy multi-generation prints shown on TV under the title The Evil Mind are from a 68 min. reissue with different titles than the British original.
- ConnectionsEdited from The Tunnel (1933)
Featured review
Seems very strange to see two famed Hollywood actors, Rains and Wray paired together in this early British low-budget film, but there they are...and a marvellous job they make of it. Rains plays Maximus, a charlatan "clairvoyant", and Wray plays his wife and act sidekick. The act is dying on it's feet when Rains pulls of an act of genuine clairvoyance, with a little help from Jane Baxter. All good fun from there...a nice little twist at the end. Well worth a look at.
Details
- Runtime1 hour 21 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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