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The Locked Door ()


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On her first anniversary Ann Reagan finds that her sister-in-law is involved with a shady character from her own past, and determines to intervene.

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Frank Devereaux
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Ann Carter
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Lawrence Reagan
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Helen Reagan
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The Waiter
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District Attorney
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Hotel Proprietor
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Telephone Girl (as Zazu Pitts)
George Bunny ...
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Girl on Rum Boat (uncredited)
Violet Bird ...
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Earle Browne ...
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Cop (uncredited)
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Girl on Rum Boat (uncredited)
Eleanor Fredericks ...
Girl on Rum Boat (uncredited)
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Girl on Rum Boat (uncredited)
Dorothy Gowan ...
Girl on Rum Boat (uncredited)
Leona Leigh ...
Girl on Rum Boat (uncredited)
Virginia McFadden ...
Girl on Rum Boat (uncredited)
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Police Officer (uncredited)
Robert Schable ...
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Party Guest on Rum Boat (uncredited)
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Party Guest on Rum Boat (uncredited)
Greta von Rue ...
Girl on Rum Boat (uncredited)
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Photographer (uncredited)

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George Fitzmaurice ... (as Geo. Fitzmaurice)

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Channing Pollock ... (play "The Sign on the Door")
 
Earle Browne ... (additional dialogue) (uncredited)
 
George Scarborough ... (dialogue) (uncredited)
 
C. Gardner Sullivan ... (screen adaptation)

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George Fitzmaurice ... producer

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Ray June

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Hal C. Kern

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Cullen Tate ... assistant director

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William Cameron Menzies ... settings

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Robert H. Planck ... assistant camera (uncredited)

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Eugene Joseff ... costume jeweller (uncredited)

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Earle Browne ... assistant dramatic director
Joseph M. Schenck ... presenter
Oscar Lagerstrom ... monitor man (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

While Ann and her boss' son Frank are out on a ship, Frank makes advances towards her. While she is fighting him off, the ship is raided and the passengers are herded ashore. Almost two years later, she is celebrating her first anniversary when her sister-in-law announces that she is in love--and her beloved turns out to be Frank. Ann decides to save her sister-in-law from a fate worse than death. Written by Ron Kerrigan

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Also Known As
  • Le signe sur la porte (France)
  • La puerta cerrada (Spain)
  • Lukittu ovi (Finland)
  • Hombres de peligro (Argentina)
  • Entre Portas Fechadas (Brazil)
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Trivia Other than one bit part, this is Barbara Stanwyck's feature film debut. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Visions of Light (1992). See more »
Soundtracks I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling See more »
Quotes Ann Carter: You won't gain anything by keeping me here!
Frank Devereaux: Oh, I like you in a temper. I want to hold you close, knowing you don't want to be held.
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