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The Gambler and the Lady |
The Gambler and the Lady - 1952 | 72 mins | Crime | B&WThe Production TeamDirector: Patrick Jenkins and Sam
Newfield. (Terence Fisher unconfirmed) Producer: Anthony Hinds. Script: Sam Newfield. Cinematography: Walter J. Harvey. Film Editing: Maurice Rootes. Art Direction: J. Elder Wills. Makeup Department: Philip Leakey and Pauline Trent. Sound Department: Bill Salter. Original Music: Ivor Slaney. |
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The CastDane Clark - Jim Forster Naomi Chance - Lady Susan Willens Meredith Edwards - Dave Davies Thomas Gallagher - Sam Eric Pohlmann - Arturo Colonna Anthony Forwood - Lord Peter Willens Kathleen Byron - Pat |
Plot SynopsisThe Gambler and the Lady starred Dane Clark as Jim Forster, a gullible American gambler who comes unstuck when his desire for social climbing leads him to dumps his dancer mistress Pat (Kathleen Byron), in favour of high society Lady Willens (Naomi Chance). Racketeers infesting London's gambling belt wreck Jim’s casinos, and his partner Dave is killed by the Colonna Brothers, who want in. During a gun battle Jim deals with the Colonna’s, as he struggles away wounded, a jealous Pat runs him down in her car. |
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