The Man with a Cloak (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Fletcher Markle |
| Producer(s) | Stephen Ames |
| Top Genres | Drama, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Joseph Cotten(as Dupin)
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
Joseph Cotten
(as Dupin)
Barbara Stanwyck(as Lorna Bounty)
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
The Man with a Cloak
Released
1951
Barbara Stanwyck
(as Lorna Bounty)
Louis Calhern(as Charles Theverner)
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
The Man with a Cloak
Released
1951
Louis Calhern
(as Charles Theverner)
Leslie Caron(as Madeline Minot)
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
Leslie Caron
(as Madeline Minot)
Jim Backus(as Flaherty)
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
The Man with a Cloak
Released
1951
Jim Backus
(as Flaherty)
Margaret Wycherly(as Mrs. Flynn, the housekeeper)
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
The Man with a Cloak
Released
1951
Margaret Wycherly
(as Mrs. Flynn, the housek...)
Roy Roberts(as Policeman)
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
The Man with a Cloak
Released
1951
Roy Roberts
(as Policeman)
Hank Worden(as First Carriage Driver)
The Man with a Cloak
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1951
The Man with a Cloak
Released
1951
Hank Worden
(as First Carriage Driver)
The Man with a Cloak Overview:
The Man with a Cloak (1951) was a Drama - Thriller/Suspense Film directed by Fletcher Markle and produced by Stephen Ames.
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The Man with a Cloak (1951)
(Image via noirstyle.com) Mid 1800s, New York City. The young, French Madeline Minot (Leslie Caron) has come to NYC to track down her fiance’s estranged grandfather, Thevenet (Louis Calhern), with the ultimate goal of getting money out of him to support her fiance’s political cause. When... Read full article
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The Man with a Cloak Quotes:
Charles Theverner:
She's after my money. Everybody is after my money.
Dupin: You must've been after it yourself to have acquired so much.
Dupin: You must've been after it yourself to have acquired so much.
Mrs. Flynn, the housekeeper:
You read like an actor... and you drink like one. Would you take advice from the likes of me?
Dupin: Ma'am, I take advice as easily as I take a drink. The only trouble with me is I've never been able to make good use of either.
Dupin: Ma'am, I take advice as easily as I take a drink. The only trouble with me is I've never been able to make good use of either.
Flaherty:
Some men leave goodwill. Others just a will.
Dupin: There are even some that leave two wills.
Dupin: There are even some that leave two wills.
Dupin:
The sleeping fox catches no poultry.
The Pharmacist: I'm not a fox.
Dupin: ...now you're no longer sleeping. Open up! This is vital, a matter of life and death.
The Pharmacist: I'm not a fox.
Dupin: ...now you're no longer sleeping. Open up! This is vital, a matter of life and death.
Mrs. Inness, landlady:
You know, it's the first of the month.
Dupin: I can understand you excitement, it only comes once every thirty days.
See More Quotes from The Man with a CloakDupin: I can understand you excitement, it only comes once every thirty days.