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The Spider and the Fly

1949 · 94 min · Director: Robert Hamer

The Spider and the Fly (1949) is a crime film, directed by Robert Hamer. It stars Eric Portman and Guy Rolfe. The 94-minute film holds an audience score of 6.9/10.

What The Spider and the Fly Is About

The film is set in Paris in the years before the world war. Philippe de Ledocq is a master safebreaker. He walks away from every place he enters. The police have failed to catch him for years. The police chief Maubert is after him. He has made it his business to put the man behind bars. Madeleine is a woman both of them care for. What lies between the three of them is tangled. Maubert finally catches Ledocq. But the thief is released before long. The government wants it so. Ledocq is expected to steal papers from the German embassy. The papers show where certain agents are. The task brings the two men face to face again. Eric Portman and Guy Rolfe appear in the ninety four minute film, a British production Robert Hamer finished in 1949.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Spider and the Fly about?

The film is set in Paris in the years before the world war. Philippe de Ledocq is a master safebreaker.

Where can I watch The Spider and the Fly?

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How long is The Spider and the Fly?

The Spider and the Fly runs for 94 minutes (1h 34m).

When did The Spider and the Fly come out?

The Spider and the Fly was released in 1949.

Who directed The Spider and the Fly?

The Spider and the Fly was directed by Robert Hamer.

Who stars in The Spider and the Fly?

The Spider and the Fly stars Eric Portman, Guy Rolfe, Nadia Gray, George Cole.

What is The Spider and the Fly's rating?

The Spider and the Fly holds 6.7/10 on IMDb and 6.9/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.

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