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Doctor Syn

1937 | 78m | English

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A highly respected clergyman is actually a former pirate who exacts vigilante justice in this British production.
Release Date: Aug 25, 1937
Director: Roy William Neill
Writer: Russell Thorndike
Genres: Adventure, Drama
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Production Companies Gaumont-British Picture Corporation
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 08, 2024
Entered: Apr 27, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
George Arliss Dr Syn
Margaret Lockwood Imogene Clegg
John Loder Denis Cobtree
Roy Emerton Capt. Howard Collyer, R.N.
Graham Moffatt Jerry Jerk
Frederick Burtwell Rash the Schoolmaster
George Merritt Mipps the Coffin Maker
Athole Stewart Squire Anthony Cobtree
Wilson Coleman Dr. Pepper, MD
Wally Patch Collyer's Bo'sun
Meinhart Maur Mulatto
Muriel George Mrs. Waggetts, Pub Owner
Wallace Bosco Spectator in Coroner's Court (uncredited)
Leonard Sharp Revenue Man (uncredited)
Name Job
Roy William Neill Director
Jack E. Cox Cinematography
Roger Burford Scenario Writer
Angelina Cameron Sound Recordist
Alfred Roome Editor
Russell Thorndike Novel
R. E. Dearing Editor
Louis Levy Music Director
Michael Hogan Dialogue
Alex Vetchinsky Settings
Maude T. Howell Assistant Director
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Geronimo1967
6.0

George Arliss is the ostensibly harmless local vicar "Dr. Syn" in a small English village that is visited by the excise men, determined to identify those who are smuggling goods - brandy, silks, etc. - from France. Unbeknown to all, (except us), he is really the shrewd criminal mastermind behind thi ... s meticulously planned, and lucrative operation. Can he keep the nosey "Capt. Collyer" (Roy Emerton) from discovering the truth - and can he keep "Imogene" (Margaret Lockwood) from finding out a secret far worse? Russell Thorndike wrote a good novel, but somehow this film really never catches fire. It is has loads of mystery to it, but neither Arliss nor the usually reliable Lockwood are really on their game. Roy William Neill (who went on to do the marvellous Rathbone/Bruce "Sherlock Holmes" mysteries) is also well off his own game too, leaving us with a rather procedural costume drama that ought to have been much more lively and entertaining - we have crypts, creepy graveyards and misty marshes to work with, after all. I did enjoy it, but sadly nowhere near as much as I had expected.

Jun 20, 2022