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Three Cases Of Murder 1955

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First published at 15:26 UTC on June 29th, 2024.

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The 1955 British horror film Three Cases of Murder was written by Sidney Carroll, Ian Dalrymple, and Donald B. Wilson, and directed by David Eady, Wendy Toye, and George More O'Ferrall. The film is an omnibus that tells three stories: "The Picture," "You Killed Elizabeth," and "Lord Mountdrago". Eamonn Andrews introduces each story, and Alan Badel appears in all three. The film also stars Orson Welles and John Gregson.
The first in this triptych of strange tales centers on a museum worker (Hugh Pryse), who discovers he can wander into the paintings he guards. Next, George (Emrys Jones) becomes rivals with a friend when they fall for the same girl (Elizabeth Sellars), but things turn dark when she turns up dead. Finally, after the powerful Lord Mountdrago (Orson Welles) ruins a politician's career during a heated debate, the ruined man (Alan Badel) seeks revenge by attacking Mountdrago in his dreams

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