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When a woman's husband is murdered by her lover, both are tried for murder. The prosecution claims that she is the mastermind behind the crime, but she has an ace up her sleeve.

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Alma Rattenbury
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Francis Rattenbury
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T.J. O'Connor K.C.
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George Bowman
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Irene Riggs
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Mr. Justice Humphreys
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R.P. Croom Johnson K.C.
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J.D. Casswell
Gillian Martell ...
Joan Webster
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Constable Bagwell
David Simeon ...
Inspector Carter
Neil Jeffery ...
Christopher
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Little John
Adam Blackwood ...
Ewan Montagu
Alan Rowe ...
E. Marshall Harvey
Timothy Kightley ...
Lewis Manning
Wendy Williams ...
Edith Davenport
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Clerk of the court
Robin Browne ...
Usher
Gordon Salkilld ...
Foreman of the jury
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1st Reporter
Gil Sutherland ...
2nd Reporter
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Policeman (as Harry 'Aitch' Fielder)
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Russell Brook ...
Onlooker in gallery (uncredited)
Richard Spendlove ...
Undetermined Role (uncredited)

Directed by

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John Gorrie

Written by

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Terence Rattigan ... (play)
 
Ken Taylor ... (adaptation)

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John Rosenberg ... producer

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Richard Harvey

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Malcolm Harrison
Trevor Vaisey

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Kevin Waters

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Jon Pusey

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Prue Handley

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Sue Clewett ... assistant costume designer

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Geraldine Stephenson ... choreography

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Also Known As
  • Mord aus Leidenschaft (Germany)
  • Juicio famoso (Spain)
  • Causa célebre (Argentina)
  • Процесът (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • Mord aus Leidenschaft (West Germany)
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  • 109 min
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Trivia The story is based on the true story of the murder of Francis Rattenbury, and is faithful to the facts. However George's surname had to be changed as the real person (George Percy Stoner) was alive when the play was written and when the television adaptation was produced. See more »
Goofs When Helen Mirren takes the train ride at the end of the film, the train is composed of British Railways compartment stock built in the late 1950s. More than 20 years too modern for the supposed date. See more »
Movie Connections References The Lives of a Bengal Lancer (1935). See more »
Soundtracks Roses of Picardy See more »

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