Friday the Thirteenth (1933) |
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| Director(s) | Victor Saville |
| Producer(s) | Michael Balcon |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama |
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Jessie Matthews(as Millie the Non)
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Jessie Matthews
(as Millie the Non)
Muriel Aked(as Miss Twigg)
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Muriel Aked
(as Miss Twigg)
Hartley Power(as An American Tourist)
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Hartley Power
(as An American Tourist)
Ursula Jeans(as Eileen Jackson)
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Ursula Jeans
(as Eileen Jackson)
Gibb McLaughlin(as Florist)
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Gibb McLaughlin
(as Florist)
Edmund Gwenn(as Mr Wakefield)
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Edmund Gwenn
(as Mr Wakefield)
Gordon Harker(as Hamilton Briggs)
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Gordon Harker
(as Hamilton Briggs)
Frank Lawton(as Frank Parsons)
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Friday the Thirteenth
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1933
Frank Lawton
(as Frank Parsons)
Friday the Thirteenth Overview:
Friday the Thirteenth (1933) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Victor Saville and produced by Michael Balcon.
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Review: Friday the Thirteenth (1933)
When it comes to Friday the 13th films, audiences generally recollect horror films involving a man in a ski mask. But before those gory films came to be, British film released by Gainsborough Pictures follows a group on a bus just minutes before the clock strikes midnight on Friday the 13th. Directe... Read full article
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Towards the beginning of the film Jessie Matthews (playing Millie) asks the bus conductor (played by her husband Sonnie Hale) "You won't forget to put me off at Linden Gardens, will you?"Sonnie's prompt reply is "No fear!" -- there was very little chance of his forgetting that particular address, since his own flat in Linden Gardens had seen the beginning of their relationship only a few years earlier...