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The Echo Murders

1945 | 75m | English

(143 votes)

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Popularity: 0.5 (history)

Director: John Harlow
Writer: John Harlow
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Detective Sexton Blake takes on Nazi spies while solving a series of crimes.
Release Date: Dec 17, 1945
Director: John Harlow
Writer: John Harlow
Genres: Thriller
Keywords sexton blake
Production Companies British National Films, Strand Film Company
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 07, 2024 (Update)
Entered: May 05, 2024
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Name Character
David Farrar Sexton Blake
Dennis Price Dick Warren
Pamela Stirling Stella Duncan
Julien Mitchell James Duncan (as Julian Mitchell)
Cyril Smith P.C. Morgan
Ferdy Mayne Paul Dacier
Dennis Arundell Phillip Rainsford
Johnnie Schofield Purvis
Paul Croft Marat
Kynaston Reeves Beales
Desmond Roberts Cotter
Danny Green Carl
Patric Curwen Dr. Grey
Tony Arpino Fox
Vincent Holman Col. Wills
Howard Douglas Preston
Billy Howard Sergeant Crossby
Anders Timberg Wrexham
H Victor Weske Otto
Gerald Pring Sir Horace Cranston
Noel Dainton Van Schuster
Olive Walter Housekeeper
Name Job
John Harlow Director, Writer
Denis Johnson Assistant Director
James Wilson Cinematography
Lito Carruthers Editor
C. Wilfred Arnold Art Direction
Maude Churchill Wardrobe Supervisor
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Louis H. Jackson Producer
Organization Category Person
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Geronimo1967
6.0

I saw a rather dodgy print of this film, but luckily you can get just by recognising the voices: David Farrar as that other famous detective resident in London's Baker Street - "Sexton Blake"; Knyaston Reeves and Dennis Price could almost deliver this effectively on the radio! The plot is daft, but ... fun. The police are looking into the suspicious death of a mine owner, and together with amateur detective "Blake" are soon on the trail of a cunning Nazi conspiracy to invade Britain (well, Cornwall to begin with...)! Now, the plot is a string vest at a moth convention affair - loads and loads of holes. Sexton is caught by and escapes from the baddies with an almost monotonous regularity, but it is still quite an enjoyable yarn that pitches some decent character actors, a very basic script and some very simple (unintentionally comical at times) effects into the pot that simmers, rather than boils, well enough for 75 minutes before a suitably shambolic brawl at the end, with enough dynamite to sink the Lusitania. Still, if you are looking for a bit of low-grade mystery, you could do much worse.

Jul 01, 2022