Kolmastoista tunti

Original title: The Hour of 13

19521952
K-16K-16
1h 28m

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6.3/10

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Crime Mystery Romance

A jewel thief tries to mislead police who suspect that his theft of a valuable emerald is related to the serial murder of 11 policemen.A jewel thief tries to mislead police who suspect that his theft of a valuable emerald is related to the serial murder of 11 policemen.A jewel thief tries to mislead police who suspect that his theft of a valuable emerald is related to the serial murder of 11 policemen.

IMDb RATING

6.3/10

373

YOUR RATING

Director
- Harold French
Writers
- Leon Gordon(screen play)
- Howard Emmett Rogers(screen play)
- Philip MacDonald(novel)
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Dawn Addams and Peter Lawford in Kolmastoista tunti (1952)

Peter Lawford in Kolmastoista tunti (1952)

Dawn Addams, Derek Bond, Roland Culver, and Peter Lawford in Kolmastoista tunti (1952)

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Trivia
Is based on the novel "X v. Rex - Mystery of the Dead Police".

Quotes
Nicholas Revel: [to Ernie] The safest place in the world is a crowd.

Connections
Version of Rikollisen kosto (1934)

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6/10

Victorian London mystery

In 1890 London, an 8th policeman is murdered by a serial killer. High class jewel thief Nicholas Revel (Peter Lawford) gets pulled in as the police tries to connect the murders with a stolen emerald.

It has a bit of the Sherlockian vibe. By no means am I saying that the character is Sherlock. It's the Victorian London murder mystery aspect. It does meander around with the trial and after it. Honestly, I'm not following some of this. It does end with thrilling action. All in all, I like tone and the style of this.

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