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| Carole Landis | Linda Medbury | |
| Joseph Calleia | Sugiani | |
| Derek Farr | Capt. Jumbo Hyde | |
| Stanley Holloway | Insp. Kendall | |
| Nigel Patrick | Bar Gorman | |
| Ruth Nixon | Annie Foss | |
| Carol van Derman | Mercia Lane | |
| John Slater | Pudd'n Bason | |
| Leslie Bradley | Basher | |
| Reginald Tate | Editor | |
| Edward Rigby | Slush | |
| John Salew | Greasy Anderson | |
| Robert Adair | Sgt. Brooks | |
| Hay Petrie | Barber | |
| Uriel Porter | Coaly |
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| Producer | Edward Dryhurst
Eric L'Epine Smith |
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| Writer | Richard Llewellyn
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| Musician | Charles Williams
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Sugiani, a black-market racketeer in London, following World War II, is amassing a vast fortune until Linda Medbury, an American newspaper reporter, learns about him and his operation. She wages a crusade against Sugiani, and enlists the aid of her fiancée, 'Jumbo' Hyde, a former British Commando captain. Sugiania tries to buy her off but fails, and then threatens her life. Linda and Hyde get a gymnasium operator to lend them some fighter to storm Sugiani's headquarters. |
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