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The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927)
Crime, Thriller, Mystery . 01 h 31 m
3/5(1)

Overview

London. A mysterious serial killer brutally murders young blond women by stalking them in the night fog. One foggy, sinister night, a young man who claims his name is Jonathan Drew arrives at the guest house run by the Bunting family and rents a room.

Release Date

14 February 1927

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No Language,

Produced By

Carlyle Blackwell Productions, Gainsborough Pictures,

Directed by :
Alfred Hitchcock

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Summary

"The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog - " is english Language Movie.

"The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog" was released on 14 February 1927 .

The movie was directed by Alfred Hitchcock

It has cast of: Ivor Novello as The Lodger Jonathan Drew, Marie Ault as Mrs. Bunting the Landlady, Arthur Chesney as Mr. Bunting, June Tripp as Daisy Bunting, Malcolm Keen as Joe Chandler, Reginald Gardiner as Dancer at Ball (uncredited), Eve Gray as Showgirl Victim (uncredited), Alfred Hitchcock as Man in Newspaper Office (uncredited), Alma Reville as Woman Listening to Wireless (uncredited) in lead roles.

Series Cast

It Crew included: Alfred Hitchcock as Director(Directing), Marie Belloc Lowndes as Novel(Writing), Michael Balcon as Producer(Production), Carlyle Blackwell as Producer(Production), Gaetano di Ventimiglia as Director of Photography(Camera), Ivor Montagu as Editor(Editing), C. Wilfred Arnold as Art Direction(Art), Bertram Evans as Art Direction(Art), Ivor Montagu as Title Graphics(Crew), Marie Belloc Lowndes as Theatre Play(Writing), Ashley Irwin as Music(Sound), Nitin Sawhney as Music(Sound), Alma Reville as Assistant Director(Directing), E. McKnight Kauffer as Title Designer(Art), Hal Young as Director of Photography(Camera), Alma Reville as Script Supervisor(Directing), Renie Morrison as Script Supervisor(Directing), Alfred Hitchcock as Screenplay(Writing), Eliot Stannard as Screenplay(Writing), in lead roles.

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Status: Released
Released on:
14 February 1927

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