An American in London stumbles on a criminal ring.An American in London stumbles on a criminal ring.An American in London stumbles on a criminal ring.
Robert Adair
- Large Constable
- (uncredited)
George K. Arthur
- Drunk at Party
- (uncredited)
Robert Brower
- Hotel Dining Guest
- (uncredited)
Jack Cheatham
- Arresting Constable
- (uncredited)
Olaf Hytten
- Lady Rockingham's Butler
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- Robert Benchley(uncredited)
- Ruth Rose
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaUpon finding out that the burglar's name is Holmes, Richard jokes that he and Rose are a "couple of Dr. Watsons." Roland Young, who plays the burglar, had previously played Dr. Watson in Sherlock Holmes (1922).
- Quotes
[first lines]
Richard Bruce: Oh, hello.
Elsie, the maid: Good evening, Sir. The valet's ill, so I'll be taking over.
Featured review
An agreeable little adventure film...
"Blind Adventure" is an agreeable low-budget adventure film and while it won't change your life, it is worth your time.
"Blind Adventure" begins with an American (Robert Armstrong) stumbling into a London home and seeing what appears to be a dead man! He immediately leaves the flat and gets help, but when he returns only a moment later, the body is gone and everyone inside behaves as if nothing has happened and Armstrong is crazy. However, a woman staying there in the flat (Helen Mack) realizes SOMETHING is amiss and the rest of the film is like a jigsaw puzzle, as the two of them and a new friend (Roland Young) all worth together to figure out what's really going on--and with spies, blackmail and the sort, it's all pretty exciting.
While the film is easy enough to forget, it has an interesting plot, decent acting and some agreeable supporting actors. I could say more about the film but I don't want to ruin the mystery.
"Blind Adventure" begins with an American (Robert Armstrong) stumbling into a London home and seeing what appears to be a dead man! He immediately leaves the flat and gets help, but when he returns only a moment later, the body is gone and everyone inside behaves as if nothing has happened and Armstrong is crazy. However, a woman staying there in the flat (Helen Mack) realizes SOMETHING is amiss and the rest of the film is like a jigsaw puzzle, as the two of them and a new friend (Roland Young) all worth together to figure out what's really going on--and with spies, blackmail and the sort, it's all pretty exciting.
While the film is easy enough to forget, it has an interesting plot, decent acting and some agreeable supporting actors. I could say more about the film but I don't want to ruin the mystery.
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- planktonrules
- Apr 23, 2011
Details
- Runtime1 hour 5 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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