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Horror

The Ticket of Leave Man

- A Deranged Criminal Mastermind on a Bloody Rampage of Murder!

A man is accused of a series of murders that were actually committed by a crazed killer called "The Tiger." He must prove his innocence and catch the murderer.

Release Date : 1937-10-01

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : George King Productions

Production Country : United Kingdom

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Tod Slaughter

Character Name : The Tiger

Original Name : Tod Slaughter

Gender : Male

John Warwick

Character Name : Robert Brierly

Original Name : John Warwick

Gender : Male

Marjorie Taylor

Character Name : May Edwards

Original Name : Marjorie Taylor

Gender : Female

Robert Adair

Character Name : Hawkshaw the Detective

Original Name : Robert Adair

Gender : Male

Peter Gawthorne

Character Name : Joshua Gibson

Original Name : Peter Gawthorne

Gender : Male

Jenny Lynn

Character Name : Mrs. Willoughby

Original Name : Jenny Lynn

Gender : Male

Arthur West Payne

Character Name : Sam Willoughby

Original Name : Arthur West Payne

Gender : Male

Norman Pierce

Character Name : Maltby

Original Name : Norman Pierce

Gender : Male

Billy Bray

Character Name : Jackson

Original Name : Billy Bray

Gender : Male

Robert Brooks Turner

Character Name : Joe Skerritt

Original Name : Robert Brooks Turner

Gender : Male

Ben Williams

Character Name : Detective

Original Name : Ben Williams

Gender : Male

Frank Cochran

Character Name : Melter Moss

Original Name : Frank Cochran

Gender : Male

Reviews

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@Geronimo1967

2022-06-20

Not my favourite Tod Slaughter outing, this one - it takes too long to get going. A young man is stitched up by "the Tiger" and ends up doing time for forging ten pound notes. When he is released he finds a job as a clerk to a wealthy man and Slaughter again tries to use him - this time so he can rob the man's safe of a reputed £10,000! Meantime, he has also got his evil eye on the young man's fiancée and he positively drools as he tries to manoeuvre himself into position for the cash and the girl! The concept is actually quite clever; a sort of Robin Hood in reverse as he gamely uses those he is ostensibly helping to cover his own nefarious tracks; but this one just ambles along a little too much for me and there are one too many songs sung in the park that detract from the normally sinister nature of his films. I still quite enjoyed it, though.