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Crown v. Stevens is a 1936 British crime thriller film directed by Michael Powell. It was made as a quota quickie. [1] Plot. Ex-dancer Doris Stevens kills a moneylender who is pressing her for settlement of her debt and threatening to tell her respectable businessman husband.
Stevens are Googie Withers as a fun-loving party girl and former theatre acquaintance of Doris Stevens and Glennis Lorimer as a company client who becomes Jansen's girlfriend during the course of the police investigation.
- Michael Powell
- Beatrix Thomson
Chris Jensen, the sole clerk at Arthur Stevens, a small construction contracting company, has gotten himself in a financial bind. Blinded by love, he gave an engagement ring to his girlfriend of one month Mamie, and despite she knowing it was only on loan and not yet paid for since Chris did not yet have the money, she promptly ran off with ...
Doris is the dissatisfied wife of Arthur Stevens (Frederick Piper) whose employee Chris Jensen (Patric Knowles) enters a moneylender’s shop just after the man has been shot dead, the smoking gun still in Doris’ grasp behind a curtain.
Ex-dancer and femme fatale Doris Stevens, in need of money to pay off a loan shark, has married wealthy Arthur Stevens only to discover that he refuses to part with any of his money. Meanwhile, Chris Jensen, an employee of Mr. Stevens', finds himself in some financial difficulties involving an unpaid-for ring.
- Michael Powell
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Crown v. Stevens (1936) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
