Dangerous Corner (1934) |
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| Director(s) | Phil Rosen |
| Producer(s) | B.P. Fineman |
| Top Genres | Mystery |
Featured Cast of Dangerous Corner See More »
Virginia Bruce
(as Ann Beale)
Conrad Nagel
(as Robert Chatfield)
Melvyn Douglas
(as Charles Stanton)
Erin O'Brien-Moore
(as Mrs. Freda Chatfield)
Ian Keith
(as Martin Chatfield)
Betty Furness
(as Mrs. Betty Whitehouse)
Doris Lloyd
(as Maude Mockridge)
Dangerous Corner Overview:
Dangerous Corner (1934) was a Mystery - Film directed by Phil Rosen and produced by B.P. Fineman.
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Dangerous Corner Quotes:
Ann Beale:
If Charles goes, the firm will suffer.
Robert Chatfield: Don't worry, the firm's smashed to bits now!
Robert Chatfield: Don't worry, the firm's smashed to bits now!
Charles Stanton:
You're not going to throw me out of the house. I'll go out in the ordinary way, thank you.
Mrs. Freda Chatfield:
I wish I knew what to do.
Robert Chatfield: About what?
Mrs. Freda Chatfield: You'd hardly understand, Robert, but I am now facing a most urgent problem; the sort of problem that only women have to face. If a man has been dragged back to your house to be told he's a liar, a cad, and a possible thief, oughtn't you to make a few sandwiches for him?
See More Quotes from Dangerous CornerRobert Chatfield: About what?
Mrs. Freda Chatfield: You'd hardly understand, Robert, but I am now facing a most urgent problem; the sort of problem that only women have to face. If a man has been dragged back to your house to be told he's a liar, a cad, and a possible thief, oughtn't you to make a few sandwiches for him?
Dangerous Corner Facts
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The original Broadway production of "Dangerous Corner" by J.B. Priestley opened at the Empire Theatre on October 27, 1932 and ran for 206 performances. The cast included Colin Keith-Johnston, Stanley Ridges (Charles Stanton), Jean Dixon (Freda Chatfield) and Barbara Robbins (Betty Whitehouse).
The lead character from the play, Olwin Peel, was renamed Ann Beale for this film adaptation.