| Murder! | |||||
| Wardour Films (1930) | |||||
| Thriller, Crime, Mystery | |||||
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| Herbert Marshall | Sir John Menier | |
| Norah Baring | Diana Baring | |
| Phyllis Konstam | Doucie Markham | |
| Edward Chapman | Ted Markham | |
| Miles Mander | Gordon Druce | |
| Esme Percy | Handel Fane | |
| Donald Calthrop | Ion Stewart | |
| Esme V. Chaplin | Prosecuting Counsel | |
| Amy Brandon Thomas | Defending Counsel | |
| Joynson Powell | Judge | |
| S.J. Warmington | Bennett | |
| Marie Wright | Miss Mitcham | |
| Hannah Jones | Mrs. Didsome | |
| Una O'Connor | Mrs. Grogram | |
| R.E. Jeffrey | Foreman of the Jury | |
| Alan Stainer | Member of the Jury | |
| Kenneth Kove | Member of the Jury | |
| Guy Pelham Boulton | Member of the Jury | |
| Violet Farebrother | Member of the Jury | |
| Clare Greet | Member of the Jury |
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| Producer | John Maxwell
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| Writer | Clemence Dane
Helen Simpson Alfred Hitchcock Walter C. Mycroft |
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| Cinematography | Jack E. Cox
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When a woman is convicted of murder, one of the jurors selected to serve on the murder-trial jury believes the accused, an aspiring actress, is innocent of the crime and takes it upon himself to apprehend the real killer. |
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