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| Redemption USA (1948) | |||||
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| Anne Crawford | Bess Stanforth | |
| Maxwell Reed | Dan | |
| George Thorpe | Mr. Tallent | |
| Barry Morse | Robert Stanforth | |
| Liam Redmond | Father Cocoran | |
| Cyril Smith | Joe | |
| Honor Blackman | Julie Tallent | |
| Denis Gordon | Saul Trevethick | |
| Grant Tyler | Larry Tallent | |
| Norman Shelley | Smithers | |
| George Merritt | Constable | |
| Ann Clery | Miss Foley | |
| Arthur Hambling | Jacob | |
| David Greene | David Price | |
| Leslie Armstrong |
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| Producer | Victor Hanbury
James A. Carter |
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| Writer | Max Catto
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Based on the play They Walk Alone by Max Catto, Daughter Of Darkness (1948) is an atmospheric Gothic chiller following an Irish maid with an irresistible attraction to men. With the reputation as a temptress where even the local priest is attracted to her, she is forced to leave for England. Sexual desire soon descends into psychopathy, as she lures a carnival boxer and other men in her new town, whose desire for her results in their brutal downfall. |
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