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Mary is looking for her aunt who she think is living with a gang of pirates who are pillaging ships that pass by…

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Genre: Adventure.

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Summary: Mary is looking for her aunt who she think is living with a gang of pirates who are pillaging ships that pass by the Jamaica Inn. As Mary soon finds out, the pirates are no friendly crowd. Now she has to find a way out for both her aunt and herself.
Decade: 30s
Genres: Adventure
Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock

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"Jamaica Inn" (1939) Cast:

Charles Laughton – Sir Humphrey Pengallan
Leslie Banks – Joss Merlyn
Maureen O'Hara – Mary Yellen
Robert Newton – James Traherne
Marie Ney – Patience Merlyn
Horace Hodges – Butler
Hay Petrie – Groom
Frederick Piper – Agent
Herbert Lomas – Tenant
Clare Greet – Tenant
William Devlin – Tenant
Emlyn Williams – Harry the Pedlar
Jeanne De Casalis – Sir Humphrey's friend
Mabel Terry-Lewis – Lady Beston
A. Bromley Davenport – Ringwood
George Curzon – Captain Murray
Basil Radford – Lord George

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4 Comments

Andy May 2nd, 2016 at 1:24 pm

Can’t go wrong with a Hitchcock movie .
Gordon Walters January 13th, 2017 at 3:31 am

Another brilliant movie from the late great Alfred Hitchcock.
bruce August 22nd, 2017 at 11:29 am

Classics like this are truly, truly missed It isn’t fair our films have degraded so. Come back Al. We need feel good -with a moral films to reserge. our children are missing what I believe are the 2 main reasons to tell a story be it book or movie. Thanks bn
Christopher Myers August 31st, 2020 at 7:33 pm

All I will say is that this is a superb, gripping, timeless, powerful story of an aristocrat who didn’t give a damn about anybody else. There were an awful lot of them well into the twentieth century. Ask the Irish. Thanks for showing it.