Type
Film
Year
1952
Character
Plain Clothes Man
Gallery
Summary
A young couple buys a yacht and scoffs at the rumors that it is haunted. After a few incidents that ends their scoff they summon a professional ghost-tracker from the Institute for Investigation of Psychic Phenomena. He brings along a medium to assist him they learn, from her mumblings while in a trance, that the last owner of the ship---in its pre-haunted days---killed his unfaithful wife and her lover before they could do as much for him, and that their bodies are still concealed below the floor boards.
Credits
- Actor Character
- Hazel Court Margaret Thornton
- Dermot Walsh Guy Thornton
- Hugh Burden Dr. Fawcett
- John Robinson Professor Mansel Martineau
- Joss Ambler Yacht Port Manager
- Joan Carol Mrs. Martineau
- Hugh Latimer Peter
- Laidman Browne Coroner
- Mignon O'Doherty Mrs. Manley
- Meadows White Mr. Leech, Surveyor
- Pat McGrath Bert, 1st Fisherman
- Joss Ackland Ron, 2nd Fisherman
- John King-Kelly Sid, 3rd Fisherman
- Colin Douglas 1st Engineer
- Jack Stewart 2nd Engineer
- Anthony Marlowe Thomas Salter (Lloyd's Surveyor)
- Geoffrey Dunn Strange Passenger
- Ian Carmichael Bernard
- Anthony Hayes Pianist
- Barry Phelps Steward
- Robert Moore Police Inspector
- Ewen Solon Plain Clothes Man
- Jock Finlay Policeman
- Madoline Thomas Mrs. Morgan, Housekeeper
- Graham Stuart 1st Guest
- Gordon Bell 2nd Guest
- Patricia Owens Party Girl (Joyce)
- Melissa Stribling Party Girl (Vera)
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| Directed by | ||
| Vernon Sewell | ||
| Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| Vernon Sewell | ||
| Philip Thornton additional dialogue | ||
| Produced by | ||
| Nat Cohen | producer | |
| Henry Geddes | associate producer | |
| Stuart Levy | producer | |
| Original Music by | ||
| Eric Spear | ||
| Cinematography by | ||
| Stanley Grant | ||
| Film Editing by | ||
| Francis Bieber | ||
| Art Direction by | ||
| George Haslam | ||
| Sound Department | ||
| R.G.W. Smith | sound recordist |