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Smart Alec is a British film of genre Drama directed by John Guillermin with Leslie Dwyer
Smart Alec (1951)
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Synopsis
A young man plans successfully to kill his rich uncle. He gets an alibi by having the chief commissioner of police living in the same building as his chief witness.Actors
Leslie Dwyer
(Gossage)
Edward Lexy
(Inspector Ashley)
Kynaston Reeves
(Sir Randolph Towle)
Charles Hawtrey
(Farr)
David Hurst
(Poppi)
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