The Lodger
A Victorian London household takes in a lodger whose nocturnal habits and anatomical work make him a suspect in the Ripper murders.
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About the film
PROBING EYES that marked the woman he loved for death!
What it’s about
In Victorian London, the Bontings rent a room to Mr. Slade, a quiet man who says his work involves anatomy and keeps irregular hours. His arrival coincides with the fourth Ripper killing, and the household begins to fear their new lodger may be the murderer. Kitty Langley, a showgirl who lives there, draws his unsettling attention.
What hooks you
John Brahm directs a cast led by Merle Oberon as Kitty, George Sanders as Inspector Warwick, and Laird Cregar as Slade. The film's tagline promises 'PROBING EYES that marked the woman he loved for death!'
Who it’s for
It is worth a look for anyone who enjoys slow-burning suspense built on suspicion and unease, or for those drawn to Victorian settings and the shadowy atmosphere of early noir.
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 894 votesCreative team
All 9-
01
Merle Oberon
Kitty Langley
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02
George Sanders
Inspector John Warwick
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03
Laird Cregar
Mr. Slade
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04
Cedric Hardwicke
Robert Bonting (credited as: Sir Cedric Hardwicke) · Robert Bonting
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05
Sara Allgood
Ellen Bonting
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06
Aubrey Mather
Superintendent Sutherland
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07
Queenie Leonard
Daisy - the Maid
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08
Doris Lloyd
Jennie
Franchise
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1944
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