John Loder Movies

  • 1936
    Ourselves Alone

    Ourselves Alone

    Ourselves Alone

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    In 1921, as Irish nationalists battle with British authorities, a young girl is torn between loyalty to her brother, an IRA leader, her fiance, a...

    Ourselves Alone
  • 1936
    Queen of Hearts

    Queen of Hearts

    Queen of Hearts

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    A woman prevents a popular stage performer getting arrested for drunk driving, though has to pretend to be a rich benefactor when she next meets him.

    Queen of Hearts
  • 1939
    Murder Will Out

    Murder Will Out

    Murder Will Out

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    Paul and Pamela Raymond become immersed in intrigue after receiving a costly jade. As they look for assistance in saving their skins, all their leads...

    Murder Will Out
  • 1938
    Anything to Declare?

    Anything to Declare?

    Anything to Declare?

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    John Loder and Elliot Makeham star in Redd Davis’s British topical crime thriller. Professor Grayson is working on an anti-gas experiment and...

    Anything to Declare?
  • 1930
    Sweethearts and Wives

    Sweethearts and Wives

    Sweethearts and Wives

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    An aristocrat tries to prevent her sister's divorce by attempting to recover a diamond necklace, which is being used as incriminating evidence...

    Sweethearts and Wives
  • 1945
    Jealousy

    Jealousy

    Jealousy

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    A female cabbie is suspected of killing her drunken husband.

    Jealousy
  • 1934
    Rolling in Money

    Rolling in Money

    Rolling in Money

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    An impoverished duchess arranges a marriage for her daughter to a wealthy working-class London barber.

    Rolling in Money
  • 1928
    Fair Game

    Fair Game

    Fair Game

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    Fair Game
  • 1928
    Casanovas Erbe

    Casanovas Erbe

    Casanovas Erbe

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    Casanovas Erbe
  • 1932
    Money Means Nothing

    Money Means Nothing

    Money Means Nothing

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    British comedy film directed by Harcourt Templeman and Herbert Wilcox..

    Money Means Nothing