The Other Person

The Other Person
The Other Person
Directed by Maurits Binger
B. E. Doxat-Pratt
Written by Fergus Hume
Benedict James
Cinematography Feiko Boersma
Release date(s) 12 April 1921
Running time 74 minutes
Country Netherlands
Language Silent

The Other Person (Dutch: Onder spiritistischen dwang) is a 1921 Dutch silent mystery film directed by Maurits Binger.

Cast

  • Zoe Palmer - Alice Dene
  • Adelqui Migliar - Andrew Grain
  • Arthur Pusey - Chris Larcher
  • E. Story Gofton - Dr. Press
  • Willem Hunsche - Amos Larcher
  • Ivo Dawson - Squire Grain
  • Nora Hayden - Dolly Banks
  • Arthur Walcott - Reverend Augustus Dene
  • Annie Busquet - Mevr. Larcher
  • Johan de Boer
  • Frans Meermans

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