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Michael is an American sent to Paris to find an old artifact – a jewel encrusted green glove. A young tour guide agrees…

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Genre: Drama, Mystery.

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Summary: Michael is an American sent to Paris to find an old artifact - a jewel encrusted green glove. A young tour guide agrees to help him but there's something other than helping him she is interested in.
Decade: 50s
Genres: Drama, Mystery
Directed by: Rudolph Mate

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"The Green Glove" (1952) Cast:

Glenn Ford - Michael 'Mike' Blake
Geraldine Brooks - Christine 'Chris' Kenneth
Cedric Hardwicke - Father Goron
George Macready - Count Paul Rona
Gaby Andre - Gaby Saunders
Jany Holt - The Countess
Roger Treville - Police Insp. Faubert
Juliette Greco - Singer (scenes deleted)
Georges Tabet - Jacques Piotet
Meg Lemonnier - Madame Piotet
Paul Bonifas - Inspector
Jean Bretonniere - Singer

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3 Comments

Andy July 1st, 2016 at 12:32 pm

Great film with an exciting finale.its a shame France isn’t like that anymore.
cindy May 6th, 2018 at 4:56 pm

Great movie. Please watch. Exciting storyline with the quality of having GLenn Ford in it.
mickle January 15th, 2019 at 11:53 am

One that has few watchers . A shame early glen ford ,even cecil hardwick cameo role .Good plot , script, actors give this a look..If only for some views of france. Bruce