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Cast

John Bentley
as Mike Billings

Eddie Byrne
as Inspector Corcoran

Jessica Cairns
as Marilyn Dawn

Kay Callard
as Stella Watson

Joyce Carey
as Ida Garnett

Charles Farrell
as Percy Simpson

Frank Forsyth

Hy Hazell
as Jenny Drew

Patrick Holt
as Henry Crossley

Raymond Rollett

Violet Gould

Stuart Graham

Paul Henreid
as Dr. Philip Ritter

Lizabeth Scott
as Alice Brent/Lilly

André Morell
as David

Mary Mackenzie
as Lilly

John Wood
as Dr. Jack Wilson

Susan Stephen
as Betty

Arnold Ridley
as Dr. Russell

Everley Gregg
as Lady Harringay

Cyril Smith
as Alf

Janet Burnell
as Maggie

Grace Gavin
as Nurse

Diana Beaumont
as May

Alexis France
as Mrs. Emmett

John Bull
as Charles Emmett

Dorothy Bramhall
as Miss Simpson

Richard Wattis
as Wentworth

Russell Napier
as Cutler

Howard Douglas

Frank Hawkins

Bartlett Mullins

William Murray

Hal Osmond

John Warren

Ben Ames Williams

Brookes Turner

Ambrosine Phillpotts
as Miss Patten

Andrew Osborn

Belinda Lee

Betty Ann Davies

Dane Clark

Eleanor Summerfield

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Critic Reviews for Stolen Face

Audience Reviews for Stolen Face

• Oct 17, 2013

  If cosmetic surgeons could create faces like Lizabeth Scott's at will, they would be making even more than they earn now, or did half a century ago when A Stolen Face hit theaters. (But then the surgically created evil twin has been a staple of pulp movies up to John Woo's Face/Off). On holiday somewhere in England, Paul Henried, as an M.D., meets up with concert pianist (!) Scott. They fall in love, but she's spoken for. Back in grimy postwar London, he finds a patient horribly scarred in the blitz, refashions her into the spit-and-image of Scott, and marries the impudent baggage (a Cockney fadge with one foot in the gutter and the other on a banana peel). Their marriage, for some reason, does not go well. Re-enter Lizabeth Scott, who now has to play a double role.... The movie's not terrible, at least, though these noirish exercises set in Britain always have a fusty, half-hearted feel to them, more a mug of white tea than a snort of bonded Bourbon. Both Scott and Henried were well into the downslope of their careers -- which may, more than the locale, account for the enervated pace and commitment. 3 stars 10-17-13
  Bruce B Super Reviewer
• Feb 06, 2010

  Decent noir with Lizabeth Scott doing well in a dual role. Resolution is awfully abrupt though.
  jay n Super Reviewer

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