The Long Dark Hall
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The Long Dark Hall is a 1951 British crime film directed by Reginald Beck and Anthony Bushell and starring Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer and Raymond Huntley. After a showgirl is found murdered shortly after she begins an affair with Arthur Groome, he becomes the prime suspect for the murder.[1] It was based on a novel by A Case to Answer by Edgar Lustgarten.
[edit] Cast
- Rex Harrison - Arthur Groome
- Lilli Palmer - Mary Groome
- Tania Heald - Sheila Groome
- Henrietta Barry - Rosemary Groome
- Dora Sevening - Mary's mother
- Ronald Simpson - Mary's father
- Raymond Huntley - Chief Inspector Sullivan
- William Squire - Sergeant Cochran
- Ballard Berkeley - Superintendent Maxey
- Anthony Dawson ... The Man
- Denis O'Dea ... Sir Charles Morton
- Anthony Bushell ... Clive Bedford
- Henry B. Longhurst ... Judge
- Patricia Cutts - Rose Mallory
- Meriel Forbes - Marjorie Danns
- Brenda De Banzie - Mrs Rogers
- Douglas Jefferies - Dr. Conway
- Fletcher Lightfoot - Jury Foreman
- Anthony Shaw - Clerk of the Court
- Michael Medwin - Leslie Scott
- Colin Gordon - Pound
- Lionel Murton - Jefferson
- Eric Pohlmann - Mr Polaris
- Lilli Molnar - Mrs Polaris
- Frank Tickle - Alfred Tripp
- Tom Macaulay - Ironworks manager
- Richard Littledale - Mr Sims
- Jenny Laird - Mrs Sims
- Tony Quinn ... Joe the barman
- Jill Bennett ... First murdered girl
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