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High Treason

High Treason

5,7 /10 (11 Votes)
1951 EN 93 min

Overview

Men from Scotland Yard and military intelligence build a dossier on a sabotage ring.

Release date

13/11/1951

Votes

11

Popularity

0.9

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

93 min

Liam Redmond

Liam Redmond

Cmdr. Robert Brennan

André Morell

André Morell

Supt. Folland

Kenneth Griffith

Kenneth Griffith

Jimmy Ellis

Anthony Bushell

Anthony Bushell

Maj. Elliott

Mary Morris

Mary Morris

Anna Braun

Joan Hickson

Joan Hickson

Mrs. Ellis

Anthony Nicholls

Anthony Nicholls

Grant Mansfield

Geoffrey Keen

Geoffrey Keen

Morgan Williams

John Bailey

John Bailey

Stringer

Patric Doonan

Patric Doonan

George Ellis

Dora Bryan

Dora Bryan

Mrs. Bowers

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Stuart Lindsell

Commissioner

John Harvey

John Harvey

Scotland Yard Man

Charles Lloyd Pack

Charles Lloyd Pack

Percy Ward

Laurence Naismith

Laurence Naismith

Reginald Gordon-Wells

Jack McNaughton

Jack McNaughton

Benson - Scotland Yard man

Julian Amyes

Julian Amyes

Slater

Alfie Bass

Alfie Bass

Albert Brewer (uncredited)

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Hélène Burls

Mrs Skinner (uncredited)

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Basil Cunard

Pier Superintendant (uncredited)

Harry Fowler

Harry Fowler

Street photographer (uncredited)

Everley Gregg

Everley Gregg

Mrs Finch-Harvey - Music Club member (uncredited)

No photo

George Hilsdon

Detective (uncredited)

Glyn Houston

Glyn Houston

Railway shunter (uncredited)

Douglas Ives

Douglas Ives

Mr Mathews - Union Rep (uncredited)

Moultrie Kelsall

Moultrie Kelsall

Ship's Captain (uncredited)

Sam Kydd

Sam Kydd

Sam - Printer (uncredited)

Victor Maddern

Victor Maddern

Anarchist (uncredited)

Julien Mitchell

Julien Mitchell

Mr Philips - Union Rep (uncredited)

Julian Somers

Julian Somers

Scottish Police Sergeant (uncredited)

Marianne Stone

Marianne Stone

Alfie's Mother (uncredited)

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John Warwick

Inspector Hewitt (uncredited)

Lockwood West

Lockwood West

Home Secretary (uncredited)

Bruce Seton

Bruce Seton

(uncredited)

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Richard Shaw

Man Dining in Cafe (uncredited)

No photo

Howard Lang

Policeman Discovering Jimmy's Body (uncredited)

No photo

Pauline Winter

Miss Laurie - Music Club member (uncredited)

Jean Anderson

Jean Anderson

Woman in street (uncredited)

No photo

Hyma Beckley

Music Club member (uncredited)

No photo

John Boxer

Ship's radio operator (uncredited)

No photo

Cyril Conway

Anarchist (uncredited)

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Philip Dale

Man serving in cafe (uncredited)

No photo

Andrew Donally

Printer's assistant (uncredited)

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Victor Harrington

Police clerk (uncredited)

No photo

Stephen Jack

Police Inspector (uncredited)

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Barry Johns

Student exiting Tutorial College (uncredited)

Peter Jones

Peter Jones

Announcer at Music Club (uncredited)

No photo

Howard Lang

Policeman (uncredited)

No photo

Frank Ling

Telephone engineer (uncredited)

Harry Locke

Harry Locke

Andy - Telephone engineer (uncredited)

Richard Massingham

Richard Massingham

Music Society member (uncredited)

Dandy Nichols

Dandy Nichols

Woman scrubbing porch step (uncredited)

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Tony Quinn

Chemistry lecturer (uncredited)

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Bill Rayment

Power station worker (uncredited)

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Charles Rolfe

Policeman at Records Office (uncredited)

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Reg Thomason

Student exiting Tutorial College (uncredited)

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Joe Wadham

Power station worker (uncredited)

Michael Ward

Michael Ward

Music Club member (uncredited)

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John Warren

Barman (uncredited)

Ian Wilson

Ian Wilson

Glass collector (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2022-06-11

⭐ 7

Britain has been suffering from a spate of damaging sabotage attacks and it falls to a trio of skilful men - "Brennan" (Liam Redmond), "Folland" (André Morell) and "Elliott" (Anthony Bushell) to combine police, military and intelligence resources and find out just who is behind these highly co-ordinated incidents. Roy Boulting uses these three accomplished actors alongside some other British household names - Joan Hickson, Dora Bryan, Laurence Naismith, a strong contribution from Mary Morris ("Braun") and a peculiar, but effective, role for the normally arch-Brit Geoffrey Keen ("Williams") as …

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