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What Price Vengeance (1937)

1937 · Feature film · 56 min · dir. Del Lord

  • Crime
  • Action
  • Adventure

Synopsis

The film was part of the British Quota Law that existed in the 1930's that basically said in order for films produced in the U.S. by U.S. producers and companies to be shown in Great Britain or any of the colonies, a certain number of films shot somewhere in the British Empire, with the majority of the cast and crew British subjects, had to be shown in the U.S.A. This posed no problems for the major studios who either had production facilities in England or working agreements with the major…

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Details

Director
Del Lord
Writer
J.P. McGowan
Studio
Central Films, Rialto Productions Corporation
Released
1937-05-25
Running time
56 minutes

Cast & crew

Reviews on the Internet Archive

★★★ · Good Cop Goes Bad · bobsluckycat · 2011-06-03

This little Canadian picture, shot in British Columbia with a handful of American "B" players and a largely Canadian cast is O.K., but you've seen it all before as crime dramas go. It's an interesting story penned by famous silents director and "B" actor in silent and sound films, J.P. McGowan just not too original. Lyle Talbot and Eddie Acuff very good in their roles. This has very good picture quality but the sound is very low and you can miss a lot. A relic for buffs only.

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