What is the duration of The Missing Guest?

The duration of The Missing Guest is 68 mins.

What is the original language of The Missing Guest?

The original language of The Missing Guest is English.

Who directed The Missing Guest?

The Missing Guest was directed by Paul Kelly, John Rawlins.

Which studio made The Missing Guest?

The Missing Guest was produced by Universal Pictures.

The Missing Guest 1938

Q: Does The Missing Guest have end credit scenes?

The Missing Guest does not have end credit scenes.

Action

Crime

Comedy

Horror

Runtime

68 mins

Language

English

Newspaper reporter “Scoop” Hanlon is desperate to escape the women’s‑interest column he’s been stuck with. He gets a chance when he agrees to spend a night in the infamous “blue room” of a haunted mansion, where a number of party guests have gathered. When a guest vanishes from his quarters, Scoop is determined to uncover the mystery.

Universal Pictures

Studio

Paul Kelly

Director

John Rawlins

Director

Does The Missing Guest have end credit scenes?

No!

The Missing Guest does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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