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The Mysterious Mr. Valentine

Is The Mysterious Mr. Valentine a Hit or Flop?

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Is The Mysterious Mr. Valentine worth watching? With a rating of 4.077/10, this Crime film is a mixed-bag for fans of the genre. Read on for our detailed analysis and user reviews.

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The Mysterious Mr. Valentine Synopsis

Janet Spencer is driving down a country road when one of her tires blows out. This seemingly innocuous, everyday occurrence leads Linda into a labyrinth of murder, blackmail and intrigue.

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Top Cast

William Henry
William HenrySteve Morgan
Linda Stirling
Linda StirlingJanet Spencer
Virginia Christine
Virginia ChristineLola Carson
Thomas E. Jackson
Thomas E. JacksonPolice Lt. Milo Jones
Barbara Woodell
Barbara WoodellRita Armstrong
Kenne Duncan
Kenne DuncanSam Priestly
Virginia Brissac
Virginia BrissacMartha, the Housekeeper
Lyle Latell
Lyle LatellPeter Musso, Henchman
Ernie Adams
Ernie AdamsFrank Gary, Henchman
Tristram Coffin
Tristram CoffinJohn Armstrong

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Critic Reviews

CinemaSerfFeb 12, 2023
★ 5

"Janet" (Linda Stirling) gets a puncture and seeks the assistance of "Armstrong" (Tristram Coffin) incurring the chagrin of that man's rather jealous wife "Rita" (Barbara Wooddell). To make matters worse, she now drives off in the wife's car only to collide with another car and then find herself embroiled in a previous, and fatal, hit-and-run with the partner of the husband of the wife of the car she is driving. Still with me? Now she engages the help of PI "Morgan" (William Henry) to try to get to the bottom of an internecine mystery that involves fraud, insurance and mysterious women. It packs quite a lot of plot into an hour, but the acting and the dialogue is banal at best with very basic production values that smack more of television than cinema. It probably looked OK at a drive-in when the audience maybe had better things to do, and it really is pretty instantly forgettable fayre.