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Miss Tatlock's Millions is a film of genre Comedy directed by Richard Haydn released in USA on 19 november 1948 with John Lund
Miss Tatlock's Millions (1948)
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Add to a movie listMiss Tatlock's Millions is an American screwball comedy film directed by Richard Haydn in 1948.
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Tim Burke, movie stuntman, is approached by a fellow named Denno Noonan with a peculiar offer. Noonan identifies himself as an employee of the eccentric millionaire Schuyler Tatlock, who moved to Hawaii and has not been seen in public for years.Actors
John Lund
(Tim Burke posing as Schuyler Tatlock)
Wanda Hendrix
(Nancy "Nan" Tatlock)
Barry Fitzgerald
(Denno Noonan)
Robert Stack
(Nickey Van Alen)
Monty Woolley
(Miles Tatlock)
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