J Jefferson Farjeon - Turner Classic Movies

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The Phantom Light (1935)

The Ghost Camera (1933)

My Friend the King (1932)

Number Seventeen (1932)

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My Friend the King (1932)

Two Crowded Hours (1931)

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Number Seventeen (1932) -- (Movie Clip) Have Traced Suffolk Necklace

Number Seventeen (1932) -- (Movie Clip) For Sale Or Would Let

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Filmography

Writer (Feature Film)

The Phantom Light (1935)

The Ghost Camera (1933)

My Friend the King (1932)

Number Seventeen (1932)

Play As Source Material

My Friend the King (1932)

Two Crowded Hours (1931)

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Number Seventeen (1932) -- (Movie Clip) Have Traced Suffolk Necklace Detective Fordyce (John Stuart) and bum Ben (Leon M. Lion) have discovered a corpse, hardly introduced themselves, and found unescorted neighbor Rose (Ann Casson), who’s looking for her father in the abandoned house, because he got a telegram, much uncertainty, Alfred Hitchcock directing, in Number Seventeen, 1932.

Number Seventeen (1932) -- (Movie Clip) For Sale Or Would Let Action and long complex shots in Alfred Hitchcock’s opening, John Stuart whom we’ll learn is a detective, coming upon the house referenced in the title, and encountering Leon M. Lion, as vagrant Ben, in the notoriously talky and convoluted Number Seventeen, 1932.

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