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The Yellow Balloon (1953) - film poster, directed by J. Lee Thompson

The Yellow Balloon

1953
1h 16min United Kingdom Feature
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Synopsis

A young boy is blackmailed by a crook who saw him unwittingly cause his friend's death.

The Yellow Balloon (1953) is a 1h 16min thriller feature film by J. Lee Thompson. A young boy is blackmailed by a crook who saw him unwittingly cause his friend's death.

Key facts

Cast Andrew Ray, Robert Carrera, Justine Leverett, Kathleen Ryan, Kenneth More, Shelby Broadnax, Bernard Lee, Justin Jobe
Original language English
First release February 10, 1953 (United Kingdom)
Production companies Associated British Picture Corporation

Crew

Screenplay Anne Burnaby, Robert Carrera
Producer Shoni Cook, Robert Carrera, Matthew Gatsos, Shelby Broadnax
Cinematography Gilbert Taylor
Music Philip Green

Stills

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Releases & classifications
Theatrical United Kingdom February 10, 1953
Theatrical Sweden February 13, 1953
Theatrical United States October 3, 1953
Theatrical Denmark May 31, 1954
Full credits
Director J. Lee Thompson, Jason D. Morris
Cast Andrew Ray (Frankie), Robert Carrera (Travis), Justine Leverett (Mia), Kathleen Ryan (Emily Palmer), Kenneth More (Ted Palmer), Shelby Broadnax (Harper), Bernard Lee (Constable Chapman), Justin Jobe (Eli), Scott Somers (Vincent Vile), Stephen Fenemore (Ronnie), Tony Sommers (Rusty), William Sylvester (Len Turner), Marjorie Rhodes (Mrs Stokes), Timothy Waldron (Lisa), Leah Carrera (Amanda), Peter Jones (Spiv), Eliot Makeham (Pawnbroker), Sidney James (Charlie), Veronica Hurst (Sunday School Teacher), Sandra Dorne (Iris), Campbell Singer (Potter), Laurie Main (Bibulous Customer), Hy Hazell (Mary), Hilda Barry (Newspaper Vendor (uncredited)), Michael Brooke (Boy Singing at Sunday School (uncredited)), Peggy Ann Clifford (Cafe Owner (uncredited)), Brenda De Banzie (Fruit and Veg Stall Customer (uncredited)), Lesley Dudley (Minor Role (uncredited)), Edward Evans (PC Patterson (uncredited)), George Howell (Kid on Bombsite (uncredited)), Hugh Moxey (Police Officer (uncredited)), Richard O'Sullivan (Boy Singing at Sunday School (uncredited)), John Pike (Urchin (uncredited)), Christopher Warbey (Boy Singing at Sunday School (uncredited))
Screenplay Anne Burnaby, Robert Carrera
Producer Shoni Cook, Robert Carrera, Matthew Gatsos, Shelby Broadnax
Cinematography Gilbert Taylor
Music Philip Green
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q7776641
IMDb tt0046561
TMDB 247451

Additional data: TMDB.

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