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The Clairvoyant

HEXED BY THE EVIL EYE
1935 | 81m | English

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A fake psychic suddenly turns into the real thing when he meets a young beauty. (TCM)
Release Date: Jun 07, 1935
Director: Maurice Elvey
Writer: Ernst Lothar, Bryan Edgar Wallace, Charles Bennett
Genres: Mystery, Thriller
Keywords disaster, prediction, music hall
Production Companies Gaumont-British Picture Corporation
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 09, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 25, 2024
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Name Character
Claude Rains Maximus
Fay Wray Rene
Mary Clare Mother
Jane Baxter Christine
Ben Field Simon
Athole Stewart Lord Southwood
C. Denier Warren Bimeter
Felix Aylmer Prosecutor (uncredited)
Donald Calthrop Derelict (uncredited)
Frank Cellier MacGregor (uncredited)
Margaret Davidge Lodging Housekeeper (uncredited)
Carleton Hobbs Racing Commentator (uncredited)
Romilly Lunge (uncredited)
Graham Moffatt Page Boy (uncredited)
Jack Raine Customs Officer (uncredited)
D.J. Williams Juror (uncredited)
Name Job
Slim Hand Sound
Ernst Lothar Novel
Bryan Edgar Wallace Screenplay
Glen MacWilliams Director of Photography
Arthur Benjamin Original Music Composer
Joe Strassner Costume Design
Paul Capon Editor
Charles Bennett Screenplay, Adaptation
Maurice Elvey Director
Alfred Junge Art Direction
Name Title
Michael Balcon Producer
Organization Category Person
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Geronimo1967
6.0

"Maximus" (Claude Rains) is a theatre trickster who, alongside his wife "Rene" (Fay Wray) scams audiences by pretending to be a mind reader. After one particularly shambolic performance, he runs into "Christine" (Jane Baxter) and discovers that he is a sham no more - and he has to adjust to the fact ... that he can actually see into the future. Rains is quite good in the title role. He has to adjust to his change in circumstances - not just his new found wealth and fame, but also when he discovers he doesn't just predict frivolous events too. After around thirty minutes, however, it all becomes a bit too much of a romantic melodrama. The initial, slightly comedic, performances are replaced by a rather dreary love triangle that rather subsumes the plot and distracts from he intensity of Rains performance. Pity, it's a clever concept.

Jun 19, 2022