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The Limping Man

An American WWII veteran goes back to England after the war only to discover that his wartime sweetheart has got mixed up with a dangerous spy ring.

Director

Cy Endfield

Year

Genre

crime, drama, film-noir

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N/A

Production

Banner Films Ltd.

Awards

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Franklyn Pryor

Pauline French

Inspector Braddock

Cameron

Leslie Phillips

Helene Castle

Hélène Cordet

Kendall Brown

Stage Door Keeper

Andre Van Gyseghem

Stage Manager

The Dancer

The Magician

The Xylophonist

Charles Botterill

Barmaid

Stone

Jonas

Raymond Rollett

The Maid

Airport Official

Maxwell Gardner

Police Scientist

T. V. Hostess

The Landlady

The Landlady's Daughter

The Child

The Child

Margaret Hotine

Party Guest

Airport Traveller

Party Guest

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Do you know what happened to my
magazine I had here? - The Limping Man

Do you know what happened to my magazine I had here?

"I waited six years on this plane.
Six years." - The Limping Man

"I waited six years on this plane. Six years."

You didn't hear the murdered
man mentioned by name? - The Limping Man

You didn't hear the murdered man mentioned by name?

Well, I don't think there's much
we can do here. - The Limping Man

Well, I don't think there's much we can do here.

Inspector. Look at this. - The Limping Man

Inspector. Look at this.

Take your places for a feast of magic
from the mystic East. - The Limping Man

Take your places for a feast of magic from the mystic East.

Sorry to keep you waiting. - The Limping Man

Sorry to keep you waiting.

I'll see you later - The Limping Man

I'll see you later

What next sir? - The Limping Man

Oh-oh.
─ What's the matter? - The Limping Man

Oh-oh. ─ What's the matter?

Anything else I can do Miss French?
Is this alright for you? - The Limping Man

Anything else I can do Miss French? Is this alright for you?

Frank. I have to see someone inside
for a minute. - The Limping Man

Frank. I have to see someone inside for a minute.

Hello Miss French. We've missed you dear. - The Limping Man

Hello Miss French. We've missed you dear.

American?
─ That's right. - The Limping Man

American? ─ That's right.

Sorry about that darling. Just some trouble
about the boat. - The Limping Man

Sorry about that darling. Just some trouble about the boat.

She was talking about Kendal Brown
wasn't she? - The Limping Man

She was talking about Kendal Brown wasn't she?

You must have known him pretty well.
You came here often with him, didn't you? - The Limping Man

You must have known him pretty well. You came here often wit...

Hey, mister! - The Limping Man

Cynthia, please. Do you mind. Don't keep
the phone occupied. I want to use it. - The Limping Man

Cynthia, please. Do you mind. Don't keep the phone occu...

Hello. - The Limping Man

[ doorbell ] - The Limping Man

Did you see the young one ma'am? - The Limping Man

Did you see the young one ma'am?

No, I'm ... I'm just being silly. - The Limping Man

No, I'm ... I'm just being silly.

Evans ... Franklin Prior is leaving the
building. You'd better put a man on him. - The Limping Man

Evans ... Franklin Prior is leaving the building. You'd...

Oh Mr. Prior, I'm so glad you came.
Miss French is just going out. - The Limping Man

Oh Mr. Prior, I'm so glad you came. Miss French is just...

Frank. - The Limping Man

[ breaking glass ] - The Limping Man

[ breaking glass ]

Don't tell mummy, please. - The Limping Man

Don't tell mummy, please.

Will you have a sandwich?
─ No thank you. - The Limping Man

Will you have a sandwich? ─ No thank you.

Who's there? - The Limping Man

I couldn't care less what you tell
all the girls. - The Limping Man

I couldn't care less what you tell all the girls.

George. - The Limping Man

But you didn't say yes when I asked you
to stay. Of course I confess. - The Limping Man

But you didn't say yes when I asked you to stay. Of cou...

Hello. - The Limping Man

Brown! No .. no. - The Limping Man

Brown! No .. no.

You stay at the stage door. You've
got a couple of men for the front.? - The Limping Man

You stay at the stage door. You've got a couple of men ...

The police are here. Did you bring them? - The Limping Man

The police are here. Did you bring them?

We're wasting time, you know. - The Limping Man

We're wasting time, you know.

Boy! Tell our man at the stage
door to stand by. - The Limping Man

Boy! Tell our man at the stage door to stand by.

The balcony. - The Limping Man

Oh, I'm sorry I .. - The Limping Man

Oh, I'm sorry I ..

Can you fasten your seatbelt please.
It's time to land now. - The Limping Man

Can you fasten your seatbelt please. It's time to land ...

Hi Mr. Prior. Didn't she show up yet? - The Limping Man

Hi Mr. Prior. Didn't she show up yet?

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An American WWII veteran goes back to England after the war only to discover that his wartime sweetheart has got mixed up with a dangerous spy ring.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Cy Endfield

Writer: Ian Stuart Black, Reginald Long, Anthony Verney

Production: Banner Films Ltd.

Genre: crime, drama, film-noir

Year: 1953

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 5.6

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 11 Dec 1953

Awards: N/A

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