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The Missing Juror (1944)

66 min  -  Mystery  -   16 November 1944 (USA)
6.3
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Reviews: 11 user | 1 critic

Director:

Budd Boetticher

Writers:

Charles O'Neal (screen play), Leon Abrams (story), and 1 more credit »
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Cast

Complete credited cast:
Jim Bannon Jim Bannon ...
Joe Keats
Janis Carter Janis Carter ...
Alice Hill
George Macready George Macready ...
Harry Wharton / Jerome K. Bentley
Jean Stevens Jean Stevens ...
Tex Tuttle
Joseph Crehan Joseph Crehan ...
Willard Apple aka Falstaff
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Plot Keywords:

Hospital | Juror | Antique Dealer | Wrongful Conviction | Diner  | See more »

Genres:

Mystery

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

O Aviso da Morte See more »

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Sound Mix:

Mono (Western Electric Mirrophonic Recording)

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Quotes

Harry Wharton: Was I presumptuous to have let myself in?
Sergeant Regan: Do you know this man?
Alice Hill: Yes, this is Mr. Bentley. He's a customer of mine.
Sergeant Regan: I'm sorry, Miss Hill. I saw him enter the apartment, but I thought...
Alice Hill: That's all right, Officer. I've known Mr. Bentley for some time.
Harry Wharton: I found Miss Hill's key in my own pocket of all places, and dropped in to return it. I must have picked it up off your desk this morning by mistake.
Alice Hill: Thank you so much. I'm glad to have it back. I'm always losing it.
Harry Wharton: I also brought these, in case my unexpected visit should have displeased you.
[He hands her a small bouquet]
Alice Hill: Oh, not at all. Thank you. You know Miss Tuttle, and this is Mr. Keats and Officer Regan. You remember Mr. Bentley. He was foreman of our jury.
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