Condemned to Death

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Condemned to Death

1932

1h 15m

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A condemned man uses hypnotism on a judge. After the man's death, the judge finds himself acting like the condemned man.

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13 members

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Arthur Wontner

Sir Charles Wallington

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Gillian Lind

Kate Banting

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Gordon Harker

Sam Knudge

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Cyril Raymond

Jim Wrench

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Jane Welsh

Sonia Wallington

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Norah Howard

Gwen Banting

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Edmund Gwenn

Banting

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Griffith Humphreys

Professor Michaels

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T. Gordon Blythe

Ali

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James Cunningham

Inspector Sweeting

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Gilbert Davis

Doctor Cornell

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Bernard Brunel

Tobias Lantern

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H. St. Barbe West

Sir Rudolph Cantler

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