The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Siodmak |
| Producer(s) | Charles K. Feldman, Joan Harrison |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Noir |
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The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry
Released
1945
George Sanders
(as Harry Melville Quincey)
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry
Released
1945
Geraldine Fitzgerald
(as Lettie Quincey)
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry
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1945
Ella Raines
(as Deborah Brown)
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry
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1945
Sara Allgood
(as Nona)
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry
Released
1945
Samuel S. Hinds
(as Dr. Adams)
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry
Released
1945
Harry von Zell
(as Ben)
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry
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1945
Billy Gray
(as Child)
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry
Released
1945
Ethel Griffies
(as Mrs. Nelson)
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry Overview:
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945) was a Drama - Film Noir Film directed by Robert Siodmak and produced by Charles K. Feldman and Joan Harrison.
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“The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry”—Film Noir Set in New England
“The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry”—Film Noir Set in New England The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945) is a film noir directed by Robert Siodmak. The plot revolves around Harry Quincy (George Sanders) as a bachelor who supports his two sisters Lettie (Geraldine Fitzgerald) ... Read full article
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945)
It’s a B-picture title to be sure but with Robert Siodmak and such an ensemble, this is an enticing noir all the same. The well-to-do Quincy family of small town America are an odd bunch, still holding onto their surname with pride as they slowly drift further and further into obscurity within... Read full article
The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945)
It’s a B-picture title to be sure but with Robert Siodmak and such an ensemble, this is an enticing noir all the same. The well-to-do Quincy family of small-town America are an odd bunch, still holding onto their surname with pride as they slowly drift further and further into obscurity within... Read full article
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