***Paul Temple Films***
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Hulme stars in
the first, as the novelist "Sent for" by Scotland Yard to help solve several
murders and try to find the leader of a gang of diamond thieves, "The Knave
of Diamonds".
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The
character is called Miss Parchment in the original.
Directed by John
Argyle
Writing credits
John Argyle & Francis Durbridge
John
Bentley (Paul Temple), Dinah Sheridan (Steve Temple),
Margaretta
Scott (Mrs Trevellyan), Abraham Sofaer
(Dr. Kohima),
Celia
Lipton (Norma Rice), Jack Raine (Sir Graham Forbes),
Alan
Wheatley (Edward Lathom),
Hugh Pryce (Wilfred Davies),
Wally
Patch (Spider Williams).
Bentley debuts
as Paul Temple, and must track down the killer of the wealthy female patients
of a nerve specialist.
Directed by Maclean
Rogers
Writing credits;
Francis Durbridge, A.R. Rawlinson & Kathleen Butler.
Noted
as being based on a radio series Paul Temple
and the Canterbury Case. April
4 2001 - Clarification
- Stuart
Monk informs me that this is a reference to
Send
for Paul Temple Again.
The story which
is also the basis for Paul Temple and
the Alex Affair from 20 years later.
`Paul
Temple's Triumph' (1950) 80
minutes
John
Bentley
(Paul Temple), Dinah Sheridan (Steve Temple),
Jack
Livesey (Sir Graham Forbes), Beatrice Varley (Mrs
Weston), Barbara Couper (Mrs Morgan), Jenny Mathot
(Jacqueline Giraud),
Andrew Leigh (Prof. Hardwicke),
Hugh Dempster (Oliver Ffollett), Bruce Seton (Bill
Bryant), Ivan Samson (Maj. Murray).
Bentley &
Sheridan return in the hunt for a missing scientist who has created a formula
for a potential secret weapon, an espionage ring have the scientist and
want the formula also.
Directed by Maclean
Rogers
Writing credits
A.R. Rawlinson
(based on the radio
serial `News of Paul Temple' by
Francis Durbridge)
images
from Paul Temple's Triumph
John
Bentley
(Paul Temple), Patricia Dainton (Steve Temple),
Valentine
Dyall (Supt. Bradley), Christopher Lee (Sir Felix
Reybourne),
Ronald Leigh Hunt (Inspector Ross), Ben
Williams (Roddy Carson), Grey Blake (Storey), Arthur
Hill (Cranmer Guest), Peter Gawthorne (Sir Graham
Forbes), Robert Urquhart (Slater), Dan Jackson (Sakki).
In Bentley's 3rd
and last outing as Paul Temple, he is joined by Patricia Dainton as Steve.
Tracking a celebrated murderer, the climax takes place in a mansion full
of snakes & solving the case also provides some very good publicity
for his "real" job as a novelist.
Directed by Maclean
Rogers
Writing credits
Francis Durbridge
(based on the radio
serial `Paul Temple Intervenes' by
Francis Durbridge)