The Passing Stranger

The Passing Stranger

Release date : November 30, 1954
Runtime : 1h 24m
Countries of origin : United Kingdom /
Original Language :
Director : John Arnold /
Production companies : Harlequin Productions Ltd /
November 30, 1954 1h 24m United Kingdom Drama More
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The British Passing Stranger stars Hollywood actor Lee Patterson as a deserting American GI. He drifts about until he falls in with a gang of gunrunners. He wants to quit, but can't until he makes enough money to support himself and his love Diane Cilento. Just before this is possible, Cilento's ex-boyfriend blows the whistle on the crooks. Just long enough not to wear out its welcome, The Passing Stranger is a passing good little film noir.
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  • title:The Passing Stranger
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1954
  • Runtime:1h 24m
  • Genres: Drama · Crime ·
  • Countries of origin: United Kingdom ·
  • Original Language:
  • Director: John Arnold /
  • Writers: Anthony Simmons · John Arnold ·
  • Production companies: Harlequin Productions Ltd ·
  • Overview:The British Passing Stranger stars Hollywood actor Lee Patterson as a deserting American GI. He drifts about until he falls in with a gang of gunrunners. He wants to quit, but can't until he makes enough money to support himself and his love Diane Cilento. Just before this is possible, Cilento's ex-boyfriend blows the whistle on the crooks. Just long enough not to wear out its welcome, The Passing Stranger is a passing good little film noir.
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