Bulldog Drummond at Bay (1937)

Jūlijā 5, 1937, Associated British Picture Corporation released Bulldog Drummond at Bay (1937), one of the last Bulldog Drummond feature films (filiāli saite). Šajā filmā, John Davis Lodge plays Captain Hugh “Bulldog” Drummond. Drummond is vacationing, kad skotu zinātnieks aizbēg no pāris slepenajiem aģentiem.

The scientist throws a rock through the window of Drummond’s cabin. Drummond makes plans to rescue the scientist from the secret agents before they obtain information from the scientist about a secret aircraft.

Drummond is racing against time to save the scientist from the mysterious Kalinsky, played by Hugh Miller, and the murderous Gregoroff, portrayed by Victor Jory.

John Davis Lodge came from a political family. Born in Washington, D.C. oktobrī 20, 1903, Lodge was the grandson of longtime Senator and President Theodore Roosevelt’s closest friend Henry Cabot Lodge.

Lodge started out in the law but started acting in the 1930s. His acting career proved to be more lucrative than a law career. Lodge made 21 films before enlisting in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Lodge was a liason during the war.

After the war, Lodge was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. Uz 1950, Lodge became the 50th Governor of Connecticut. Lodge continued to serve in diplomatic posts before retiring from politics in the 1960s. Lodge passed away on nine days after his 82nd birthday on October 29, 1985.

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