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The Diamond Wizard [3D] (Blu-ray 3D/Blu-ray, 1954)

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ProducerSteven Pallos

EAN0738329261023

eBay Product ID (ePID)27057474475

Product Key Features

ActorPhilip Friend, Margaret Sheridan, Francis De Wolff, Dennis O'keefe, Alan Wheatley

Film/TV TitleThe Diamond Wizard [3d]

DirectorGordon Lang, Montgomery Tully, Dennis O'keefe, Arthur Graham, Dennis Wreford

FormatBlu-ray, Blu-ray 3D

GenreCrime, Drama, Drama

StudioKl Studio Classics

Run Time83 Min

TypeMovie

Additional Product Features

Release Year1954

ScreenwriterJohn C. Higgins

Original LanguageEn

Production CompanyGibraltar Productions, United Artists

EditorHelga Cranston

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by sihu5842
08 Mar, 2024
Entertaining 1950s crime drama with excellent 3D.
The characters are all entertainingly different. There's some humour, particularly regarding the stereotypical 1950s chain smoker. The pyrotechnics in the diamond crook's HQ are particularly impressive. The 1950s aircraft and London scenes add to the interest.
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