Alias Bulldog Drummond (1935)
62-63 mins | Comedy, Mystery | 1 September 1935
Cast:
Fay Wray, Jack Hulbert, Claude Hulbert [ More ]Director:
Walter FordeWriters:
Jack Hulbert, J. O. C. Orton, Sidney Gilliat, Gerard FairlieCinematographer:
Mutz GreenbaumEditor:
Otto LudwigProduction Company:
Gaumont-British Picture Corp.This film was released in Great Britain under the title, Bulldog Jack, at a running time of 70 min. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon, Des Alfred Junge, Cost Joe Strassner and Sd A. C. O'Donoghue in the production. For additional information on films featuring the "Bulldog Drummond" character, see the entries below for Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back and Bulldog Drummond Escapes and consult the Series Index. ...
This film was released in Great Britain under the title, Bulldog Jack, at a running time of 70 min. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon, Des Alfred Junge, Cost Joe Strassner and Sd A. C. O'Donoghue in the production. For additional information on films featuring the "Bulldog Drummond" character, see the entries below for Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back and Bulldog Drummond Escapes and consult the Series Index.
Looking for excitement, Jack Pennington doubles for the injured Bulldog Drummond in order to capture a gang of jewel thieves who have an underground castle with passageways leading to and from an abandoned subway tube. With the help of his bumbling assistant, Algy Longworth, Pennington rescues the kidnapped Ann Manders from a speeding underground train driven by the head ...
Looking for excitement, Jack Pennington doubles for the injured Bulldog Drummond in order to capture a gang of jewel thieves who have an underground castle with passageways leading to and from an abandoned subway tube. With the help of his bumbling assistant, Algy Longworth, Pennington rescues the kidnapped Ann Manders from a speeding underground train driven by the head thief.
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