Neil Fitzgerald

Arrest Bulldog Drummond -- The invention of a war machine, that brings to explosion everything one wants to, puts Scotland Yard and Captain Drummond into alarm.

Bulldog Drummond's Bride -- A bank-robbery in London prevents - again - the marriage of Bulldog Drummond with his girlfriend. But this time when the delinquents are caught it will be celebrated at last.

One of the most popular horror classics of all time and an acclaimed sequel to the original Frankenstein. The legendary Boris Karloff reprises his role as the screen's most understood monster who now longs for a mate of his own. Colin Clive is back as the overly ambitious Dr. Frankenstein, who creates the ill-fade bride (Elsa Lanchester). Directed by the original's James Whale (his last horror film) and featuring a haunting musical score, The Bride of Frankenstein ranks as one of the finest films not only of the genre, but for all time.

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Niagara Falls, Marilyn Monroe portrays Rose, a femme fatale possessing two of the most powerful weapons: an erotic body and an evil mind. Planning to murder her troubled husband (Joseph Cotton), Rose first uses her double edged sword to drive him the brink of total insanity. Then she seductively torments a series of stranger while her mysterious lover waits in the shadows. Vastily different from her often comedic roles. Marilyn's classic dramatic performance as this diabolical and scheming woman is at once fascination and frightening, painting a powerful portrait of human sexuality and passion.

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Niagara Falls, Marilyn Monroe portrays Rose, a femme fatale possessing two of the most powerful weapons: an erotic body and an evil mind. Planning to murder her troubled husband (Joseph Cotton), Rose first uses her double edged sword to drive him the brink of total insanity. Then she seductively torments a series of stranger while her mysterious lover waits in the shadows. Vastily different from her often comedic roles. Marilyn's classic dramatic performance as this diabolical and scheming woman is at once fascination and frightening, painting a powerful portrait of human sexuality and passion.

(1939, Paramount) John Howard, George Zucco, Hearther Angel, H.B. Warner, Reginald Denny, E.E. Clive. Drummond hunts for madman Zucco who throws the police into a panic as he wreaks destruction with a death ray. A terrific "B" film. From 16mm.

(1939, Paramount) John Howard, George Zucco, Hearther Angel, H.B. Warner, Reginald Denny, E.E. Clive. Drummond hunts for madman Zucco who throws the police into a panic as he wreaks destruction with a death ray. A terrific "B" film. From 16mm.

Bulldog Drummond's (Howard) honeymoon with his long-time love Phyllis (Angel) is delayed when Drummond is framed for the theft of a deadly atomic disintegrator, meant to disarm the world by its pacifist inventor, but being untilized for evil. Drummond manages to elude the police, and with his usual band of friends and associates, goes after the real crooks: Rolf Alferson (Zucco), his girlfriend in crime Lady Beryl Ledyard (Fenwick), and his gang of dastardly goons. The last in the Bulldog Drummond series of movies.

Bulldog Drummond's (Howard) honeymoon with his long-time love Phyllis (Angel) is delayed when Drummond is framed for the theft of a deadly atomic disintegrator, meant to disarm the world by its pacifist inventor, but being untilized for evil. Drummond manages to elude the police, and with his usual band of friends and associates, goes after the real crooks: Rolf Alferson (Zucco), his girlfriend in crime Lady Beryl Ledyard (Fenwick), and his gang of dastardly goons. The last in the Bulldog Drummond series of movies.

Bulldog Drummond’s Bride (1939) puts our hero, Capt. (ret.) Hugh “Bulldog” Drummond (John Howard), on the precipice of matrimony to his beloved Phyllis (Heather Angel) -- but a bank robbery and a daring escape is going to get in their way before they reach the altar, in this brisk-paced finale to the Paramount Drummond series.

War clouds were very obviously starting to gather around Europe at the time that Arrest Bulldog Drummond -- completed in 1938 and issued in January of 1939 -- was released. John Howard plays the adventurer hero of the title and H. B. Warner portrays his friend Colonel Nielson of Scotland Yard. This time the case involves an experimental ray machine that can cause explosions at great distances -- and the man behind it all is Rolf Alferson, played by veteran British character actor George Zucco (who made a career out of playing mad scientists, mad cultists etc. -- the operant word being “mad”).

Arrest Bulldog Drummond -- Bulldog Drummond's (Howard) honeymoon with his long-time love Phyllis (Angel) is delayed when Drummond is framed for the theft of a deadly atomic disintegrator, meant to disarm the world by its pacifist inventor, but being untilized for evil. Drummond manages to elude the police, and with his usual band of friends and associates, goes after the real crooks: Rolf Alferson (Zucco), his girlfriend in crime Lady Beryl Ledyard (Fenwick), and his gang of dastardly goons. The last in the Bulldog Drummond series of movies.