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How Long Is “Good Turners”?

Name: Good Turners
Released: 1936
Duration: 14 min

14m runtime

193614m

film with a runtime of 14 minutes, released in 1936. Presented in English.

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Runtime14m

Minutes14

One SittingYes

With Break26m

Spoiler-Free Synopsis

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This entertaining thriller from John P Howard begins on a quiet road in Eltham. A man finding a note on the ground sees a woman waving from a high window. Using a ladder he climbs up to the room but is knocked out by the villains holding the woman hostage. After they are bound and dumped in a cellar, the man finds an electrical switch and starts signalling in morse. A lamp in an upper window, going on and off, is seen by a Scout troop. They overpower the villains and rescue the hostages. The postbox and houses seen in this film remain in situ - their location being at the corner of Glenesk Road and Glenshiel Road in Eltham.

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Runtime14m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break26m

Movie Facts

Release Year1936

Runtime14m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorJohn P Howard

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