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Dr. Clive Riordan, an erudite psychiatrist, catches his unrepentent wife, Storm, in an affair with their American friend Bill Kronin (Phil Brown, who would later play Luke Skywalker's beloved Uncle Owen in Star Wars). Riordan plots a diabolically clever revenge but is hounded by an equally clever police inspector (British comedian Naunton Wayne). Click here for my review. |
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Screenplay based on the novel
Man About a Dog by Alec Coppel
Directed by Edward Dmytryk
Produced by Nat Bronston
| Dr. Clive Riordan | Robert Newton |
| Bill Kronin | Phil Brown |
| Storm Riordan | Sally Gray |
| Superintendent Finsbury | Naunton Wayne |
| Aitkin (the butler) | James Harcourt |
| Miss Stevens (the receptionist) | Betty Cooper |
| American Sailor | Michael Balfour |
| Clubman | Ronald Adam |
| Clubman | Roddy Hughes |
| Clubman | Allan Jeayes |
| Mrs. Humphries | Olga Lindo |
| Flying Squad Detective | Russell Waters |
| Clubman | Lyonel Watts |
| Club Steward | Sam Kydd |
| Obsession copyright 1949, The J. Arthur Rank Organisation and Eagle Lion Films | |
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