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Suspense: A Night at an Inn

Synopsis

Three merchant sailors and their enigmatic leader hide out at a British inn. They've been followed from India after stealing the priceless ruby eye from a holy statue. The grimy sailors ambush and kill the men who've come to retrieve the gem, unaware of how badly the statue wants its eye back. It arrives at the inn and, one by one, makes the thieves pay for their offense.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Robert Stevens
Screenplay & Story
Halsted Welles, Lord Dunsany
Original Title
Suspense: A Night at an Inn
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
30m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Robert Stevens

Screenplay & Story

Halsted Welles, Lord Dunsany

Department Leadership Roster

Robert Stevens

Director

Halsted Welles

Writer

Lord Dunsany

Lord Dunsany

Writer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Suspense: A Night at an Inn

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Suspense: A Night at an Inn about?

Three merchant sailors and their enigmatic leader hide out at a British inn. They've been followed from India after stealing the priceless ruby eye from a holy statue. The grimy sailors ambush and kill the men who've come to retrieve the gem, unaware of how badly the statue wants its eye back. It arrives at the inn and, one by one, makes the thieves pay for their offense.

Who directed Suspense: A Night at an Inn?

Suspense: A Night at an Inn was directed by Robert Stevens.

Who stars in Suspense: A Night at an Inn?

The principal cast of Suspense: A Night at an Inn includes Boris Karloff, Rex Marshall, Anthony Ross.

When was Suspense: A Night at an Inn released and how long is it?

Suspense: A Night at an Inn was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 30m.