What is the duration of The King’s Thief?

The duration of The King’s Thief is 78 mins.

What is the original language of The King’s Thief?

The original language of The King’s Thief is English.

Who directed The King’s Thief?

The King’s Thief was directed by Robert Z. Leonard, Hugo Fregonese.

Which studio made The King’s Thief?

The King’s Thief was produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The King’s Thief 1955

Q: Does The King’s Thief have end credit scenes?

The King’s Thief does not have end credit scenes.

History

Drama

Adventure

Romance

Runtime

78 mins

Language

English

A romance inspired by a true story of a soldier of fortune! An ex-soldier turned highwayman uncovers a plot to take control of England from King Charles II.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Studio

Robert Z. Leonard

Director

Hugo Fregonese

Director

Does The King’s Thief have end credit scenes?

No!

The King’s Thief does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of The King’s Thief

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Roger Moore

Jack

Matt Moore

Gentleman (uncredited)

Rhys Williams

Turnkey

David Niven

James - Duke of Brampton

George Sanders

King Charles II

Melville Cooper

Henry Wynch

Ian Wolfe

Fell

Michael Dugan

Husky

Alan Mowbray

Sir Gilbert Talbot

James Logan

Guard

Robert Dix

Husky

Edmund Purdom

Michael Dermott

Ann Blyth

Lady Mary

Isobel Elsom

Mrs. Bennett

Keith McConnell

Usher (uncredited)

John Dehner

Captain Herrick

Paul Cavanagh

Sir Edward Scott

Sean McClory

Sheldon

Tudor Owen

Simon

Peter Hansen

Sir Isaac Newton (uncredited)

Lord Layton

Jacob Hall

Leslie Denison

Beadle (voice) (uncredited)

Charles Davis

Apothecary

Milton Parsons

Adam Urich

Leonard Carey

Servant (uncredited)

Queenie Leonard

Apothecary's Wife

Jimmy Aubrey

Little Man (uncredited)

Clive Morgan

Captain of Guards (uncredited)

Lewis L. Russell

Gentleman (uncredited)

Charles Keane

Guard (uncredited)

Owen McGiveney

Hoskins

John Monaghan

Shaddy (uncredited)

Ramsay Hill

Lord (uncredited)

Gordon Richards

Courier (uncredited)

Gilchrist Stuart

Clerk (uncredited)

Ronald Green

Hired Swordsman (uncredited)

Vesey O'Davoren

Courier (uncredited)

Joan Elan

Charity Fell

Ashley Cowan

Trude Wyler

Celestine (uncredited)

Lillian Kemble-Cooper

Mrs. Fell

Trevor Ward

Perspiring Man (uncredited)

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Full Plot Summary and Ending Explained for The King’s Thief

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James, the Duke of Brampton, the richest man in England, is so trusted by King Charles II that he can have two of the King’s loyal friends executed for treason. The second is the father of Lady Mary. She travels from France to London to seek justice. While there, she meets Michael Dermott, a soldier who fought to restore Charles to the throne. He and many others were never paid for their services, unbeknownst to the King, and he therefore turned highwayman. He and his comrades rob the Duke and come into possession of the Duke’s notebook. In it are listed twelve rich and powerful people, as well as details of their possessions. Two names are crossed out; it does not take long for Michael to realize that the other ten are in peril for their lives. Michael first tries to blackmail the Duke, but without much success. A fence named Simon betrays his hiding place. Michael and his comrade Jack escape from the Duke’s soldiers, though Michael is wounded in the shoulder. Adventure abounds as the Duke tries to retrieve his property before it can be used against him.

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The King’s Thief Other Names and Titles

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