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The Key (1934)
A British officer stationed in Ireland falls for the wife of an intelligence man.
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A British officer stationed in Ireland falls for the wife of an intelligence man.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Laird Doyle
In Theaters:6/9/1934
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Pictures
Cast
Michael Curtiz
Director
William Powell
Capt. Bill Tennant
Edna Best
Norah Kerr
Colin Clive
Capt. Andrew 'Andy' Kerr
Hobart Cavanaugh
Homer, Tennant's Aide
Halliwell Hobbes
General C.O. Furlong
Donald Crisp
Peadar Conlan
J.M. Kerrigan
O'Duffy
Henry O'Neill
Dan
Phil Regan
Young Irishman Killed by Andrew
Arthur Treacher
Merriman
Maxine Doyle
Pauline
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