"The Magnificent Fraud"
Akim Tamiroff has the most dramatic role of his career—that of a dictator- . actor. Lloyd Nolan is cast as a rcckj less, romantic American adventurer •who pulls strings for the dictator, Mary Boland plays the ex-darling of romantic interest opposite Nolan and George Zucco plays an ardent patriot in Paramount's daring new drama. "The Magnificent Fraud." an explosive story of political intrigue in a mythical South American country. The , punch-packed story tells how Nolan
dares to substitute an actor (TamirofTl fot the murdered dictator of the country iTamiroll » because he realises that a loan needed to put the country oil its feet hangs in the balance! Woven into the timely dramatic aspects of the story are moments of fervent remancc involving Patricia Morison and Lloyci N> lun. Steffi Duna. of the supporting cast, adds an exciting note witti her lierv dancing, while Ernest Cossart plays an important supporting role as a French detective. Direction! was by Robert Florey.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 7 December 1940, Page 8
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161"The Magnificent Fraud" Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 7 December 1940, Page 8
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