Blind Adventure

film by Schoedsack [1933]

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"Blind Adventure" is a 1933 film directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack, known for his collaboration with Merian C. Cooper on films like King Kong. This particular film, which Schoedsack directed solo, features amateur detectives in London's West End. It stars Robert Armstrong and Helen Mack, who also appeared in The Son of Kong. The film was made during a prolific year for Schoedsack, who also worked on King Kong and The Son of Kong in 1933.1

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Ernest B. Schoedsack
King Kong and other films of the early 1930s
…Rose, they also collaborated on Blind Adventure, with Armstrong and Helen Mack (the leads in Son of Kong) paired as amateur detectives in London’s West End. (Cooper was not involved; his career as a director was over, although for another two decades, he would continue to produce films successfully, including…
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…Rose, they also collaborated on Blind Adventure, with Armstrong and Helen Mack (the leads in Son of Kong) paired as amateur detectives in London’s West End. (Cooper was not involved; his career as a director was over, although for another two decades, he would continue to produce films successfully, including…
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