The Limping Man 1953 DVD Film Crime Lloyd Bridges Moira Lister Alan Wheatley Leslie Phillips Helene

The Limping Man 1953 DVD Film Crime Lloyd Bridges Moira Lister Alan Wheatley Leslie Phillips Helene Cordet Bruce Beeby A, Released on December 11, 1953: Six years after World War Two, an American soldier returns to renew a friendship with a lady he met while stationed in London. Lesley Selander: Anthony Verney with screenplay by Ian Stuart Black and Reginald Long 1h 10min 1h 16min. Victor Jory (Gene Stewart), Jo Ann Sayers (Madeline 'Majesty' Hammond), Alan Ladd (Danny, a Stillwell ranch hand), Noah Beery Jr. (Poco, Stewart's sidekick), Russell Hayden (Alfred 'Al' Hammond), Morris Ankrum (Nat Hayworth), J. Farrell MacDonald (Bill Stillwell, rancher), Ruth Rogers (Florence Kingsley, Al's girlfriend), Tom Tyler (Sheriff Tom Hawes), Rad Robinson (Monty, a Stillwell ranch hand), Eddie Dean (Nels, a Stillwell ranch hand), Esther Estrella (Bonita, Adobe Saloon girl), Georgia Ellis (Helen, Majesty's Boston pal), Earl Askam (Sneed, Hawes' deputy), Lucio Villegas (Justice of the Peace, Don Manuel), Ted Billings (saloon waiter), Roy Bucko (henchman), Bob Burns (informer), Jim Corey (ranch hand), Dick Dickinson (barfly), Merrill McCormick (Eddie, the Adobe Saloon dealer), Lee Phelps (the train conductor). Lloyd Bridges (Frank Prior), Moira Lister (Pauline French, actress), Alan Wheatley (Scotland Yard Police Inspector Braddock), Leslie Phillips (Scotland Yard Police Detective Jim Cameron), Helene Cordet (Helene Castle, singer), Bruce Beeby (Kendall Brown), Andre Van Gyseghem (stage door keeper), Tom Gill (stage manager), Lionel Blair (the dancer on the piano), Robert Harbin (the magician), Charles Bottrill (the xylophonist), Rachel Roberts (barmaid at the Spread Eagle Pub), Verne Morgan (Henry Stone, taxi driver), Raymond Rollett (Jonas, Spread Eagle pub owner), Irissa Cooper (Pauline French's maid), Maxwell Gardner (airport official), Jon Evans (police scientist), Olive Lucius (television hostess), Marjorie Hume (the landlady), Jean Marsh (the landlady's daughter), Louise Cordet (young girl watching television), Max Boisot (young boy watching television)