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The Living Ghost

1942 | 61m | English

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A detective investigating kidnapping case discovers the victim, who may be a zombie.
Release Date: Aug 11, 1942
Director: William Beaudine
Writer: Howard Dimsdale, Joseph Hoffman
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Keywords infidelity, investigation, murder, inheritance, old dark house, private detective, real estate agent, ghost, brain surgery
Production Companies Monogram Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 27, 2024
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Name Character
James Dunn Nick Trayne
Joan Woodbury Billie Hilton
Paul McVey Ed Moline
Vera Gordon Sister Lapidus
Norman Willis Cedric, the Butler
J. Farrell MacDonald Police Lt. 'Pete' Peterson
Minerva Urecal Delia Phillips
George Eldredge Tony Weldon
Jan Wiley Tina Craig
Edna Johnson Helen Craig
Danny Beck Doubletalker
Gus Glassmire Walter Craig
Lawrence Grant Dr. Bruhling
Howard Banks Arthur Wallace
J. Arthur Young George Phillips
Frances Richards Dr. Bruhling's nurse
Harry Depp Homer Hawkins (as Harry Depps)
Jack Cheatham Police Officer Finnegan (uncredited)
Frank Moran The Caretaker (uncredited)
Name Job
William Beaudine Director
Richard L'Estrange Assistant Director
Howard Dimsdale Story
Joseph Hoffman Screenplay
Mack Stengler Director of Photography
Jack Ogilvie Editor
Ben Gutterman Production Manager
Glen Glenn Sound Recordist
Frank Sanucci Music Director
Name Title
A.W. Hackel Producer
Organization Category Person
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Geronimo1967
4.0

There's something akin to Phil Silvers in James Dunn's performance in this Monogram thriller about a wealthy man who goes missing then returns to his armchair in some sort of trance. Ex-detective Dunn and his sidekick Joan Woodbury try to get to the bottom of it. It's engaging enough, but the qualit ... y of the script doesn't support the pacey dialogue anywhere near well enough; and the humour in the quipping dries up pretty quickly leaving us with a pretty routine caper.

Jun 26, 2022