What is the duration of The Great Diamond Robbery?

The duration of The Great Diamond Robbery is 70 mins.

What is the original language of The Great Diamond Robbery?

The original language of The Great Diamond Robbery is English.

Who directed The Great Diamond Robbery?

The Great Diamond Robbery was directed by Robert Stevenson, Robert Z. Leonard.

Which studio made The Great Diamond Robbery?

The Great Diamond Robbery was produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The Great Diamond Robbery 1954

Q: Does The Great Diamond Robbery have end credit scenes?

The Great Diamond Robbery does not have end credit scenes.

Crime

Comedy

Runtime

70 mins

Language

English

Ambrose C. Park, abandoned as an infant on a park bench, works as an assistant to a diamond cutter. Shyster lawyer Remlick schemes to acquire a priceless uncut diamond by having Emily Drummon, Duke Fargoh and Maggie Drummon pose as Ambrose’s long‑lost parents and sister. Amid a series of comic mishaps the group secures the gem and plans to have Ambrose cut it, simultaneously shattering his fabricated family ties. Maggie, unwilling to perpetuate the lie, warns Ambrose, sparking a frantic chase. In the end Ambrose rejoices, ready to marry the woman he believes to be his sister.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Studio

Robert Stevenson

Director

Robert Z. Leonard

Director

Does The Great Diamond Robbery have end credit scenes?

No!

The Great Diamond Robbery does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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New York City’s jewel trade centers on a priceless diamond, the Blue Goddess, which must be cut before it can be moved. Bainbridge Gibbons, Reginald Owen, a New York City jeweler, has lined up an expert to cut the gem, but his own cutter, Ambrose C. Park, Red Skelton, strongly urges that he be allowed to handle the cutting.

On a park bench, Ambrose explains to a stranger that he places a newspaper ad once a year on his birthday, hoping to be reunited with the parents who abandoned him as an infant in this very spot.

Ambrose is arrested after getting drunk in public, drawing the attention of Remlick, James Whitmore, a shyster lawyer who offers to help for $400 and becomes more interested when Ambrose suggests he would pay even more if his parents could be located.

A pair of con artists enters the scheme when nightclub dancer Maggie Drumman Cara Williams and her mother Emily Drumman Dorothy Stickney are hired to pretend to be Ambrose’s sister and mother.

After the crooks try to steal the diamond, Ambrose accidentally cuts it in half; he swallows one half, Maggie the other.

As the crooks are taken away, Ambrose and Maggie go to have their stomachs pumped, and a warm romance blossoms as forgiveness follows.

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