Edgar Wallace - The Mysterious Ship

Movie
German title	Edgar Wallace - The Mysterious Ship
Original title	Mystery liner
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1934
length	62 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	William Nigh
script	Wellyn Totman
production	Paul Malvern
occupation
Noah Beery : Capt. John Holling Astrid Allwyn : Lila Kane Edwin Maxwell : Major Pope Gustav von Seyffertitz : Inspector Von Kessling Ralph Lewis : Prof. Grimson Cornelius Keefe : First Officer Cliff Rogers Zeffie Tilbury : Granny Plimpton Boothe Howard : Capt. Downey Howard C. Hickman : Dr. Howard George Hayes : Joe, the Watchman George Cleveland : Simms the Steward

Edgar Wallace - The Mysterious Ship is a 1934 feature film. It is based on the 1924 story published by Edgar Wallace , The Ghost of John Holling .

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criticism

“In most respects this film turned out pretty good and with a little more money this film could really have been pretty big. The structure of the case is a bit too leisurely, but it is well thought out and never too boring. The mysterious mood is palpable and is maintained throughout. Edwin Maxwell is the only actor with a well-known name and can completely convince, whereas the other actors have not always given the best performances. The level of acting therefore varies from just acceptable to pretty good. "

“The mysterious ship is one of the rather poorer B-movies of the film studio Monogram Pictures, because despite its almost 62 minutes it was staged in a very lengthy and boring way by director William Nigh. A coherent or exciting atmosphere can unfortunately not be found in the film either. "

Web links

• Edgar Wallace - The mystery ship in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The mysterious ship at Moviepilot

Single receipts

1. ↑ The Mysterious Ship , Tofu Nerdpunk, July 22, 2012.
2. ↑ Ingo Löchel: Edgar Wallace: The mysterious ship , magic mirror.