The Polite Burglar
Synopsis
A comedy full of continuity, editing, script and direction errors, produced for a meeting of the London Amateur Cinematographers' Association and the basis of a competition for the club members. A married woman, her husband, a pianist and a burglar have a "money-go-round" as they steal, hide and return the husband's cash.
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- Director
- Sadie Andrews
- Screenplay & Story
- Sadie Andrews
- Original Title
- The Polite Burglar
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 10m
- Production Studios
- Institute of Amateur Cinematographers
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Sadie Andrews
Sadie Andrews
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Sadie Andrews
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What is The Polite Burglar about?
A comedy full of continuity, editing, script and direction errors, produced for a meeting of the London Amateur Cinematographers' Association and the basis of a competition for the club members. A married woman, her husband, a pianist and a burglar have a "money-go-round" as they steal, hide and return the husband's cash.
Who directed The Polite Burglar?
The Polite Burglar was directed by Sadie Andrews.
Who stars in The Polite Burglar?
The principal cast of The Polite Burglar includes M. H. Biggs, Ben Carleton, Fancy Larkins, R. L. Philip.
When was The Polite Burglar released and how long is it?
The Polite Burglar was released in 1929 with a total runtime of 10m.