Type
Film
Year
1951
Character
Inspector
Gallery
Summary
Rivalry and jealousy have always arisen between the two sisters but, following an accident that left Liz wheelchair bound, Honor lavishes attention on Liz's husband. As the friendship develops she tries to force him to leave Liz by insinuating she is pregnant. Liz, wary of her sister's motives, confronts Honor who in ensuing argument produces a gun. As the women struggle, Honor is shot dead. Suspicions fall on Peter who had the motive, knowledge and capability to murder and cannot account for his movements that fatal evening. Will Liz recount the true events to the police or will she let them charge Peter as penance for his deceit and unfaithfulness?
Credits
- Actor Character
- Helen Shingler Liz Rossiter
- Clement McCallin Peter Rossiter
- Sheila Burrell Honor
- Frederick Leister Sir James Ferguson
- Ann Codrington Marty
- Henry Edwards Dr. Bendix
- Dorothy Batley Nurse West
- Gabrielle Blunt Alice
- Eleanor Bryan Agnes
- Ewen Solon Inspector
- Robert Percival Sergeant
- Dennis Castle Constable
- Frederic Steger Hobson
- Stanley Baker Joe
- Anthony Allen Arthur
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| Directed by | |
| Francis Searle | |
| Writing credits (in alphabetical order) | |
| John Gilling | |
| John Hunter | |
| Kenneth Hyde play The Rossiters | |
| Francis Searle | |
| Produced by | |
| Anthony Hindsproducer | |
| Original Music by | |
| Frank Spencer | |
| Cinematography by | |
| Walter J. Harvey | |
| Film Editing by | |
| John Ferris |