Lady in the Fog 1952
Lady in the Fog
In this murder mystery, a woman's brother is killed in a freak accident, or so she believes. Fortunately for her, an American journalist is more suspicious and so begins roaming the London streets in search of the killer.
In this murder mystery, a woman's brother is killed in a freak accident, or so she believes. Fortunately for her, an American journalist is more suspicious and so begins roaming the London streets in search of the killer.
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Full Cast & Crew... Philip 'Phil' O'Dell
... Heather McMara
... Margaret 'Peggy' Maybrick
... Christopher Hampden
... Inspector Rigby
... Det. Sgt. Reilly
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Cesar Romero ("O'Dell") is a visiting American sitting in a bar in London making a drink that wouldn't have looked out of place in Merlin's laboratory. He and the barman are trying to encourage the sceptical "Peggy" (Lois Maxwell) to partake when a police man enters the bar to use the phone to report an hit and run accident outside. She is expecting her brother - could he be the victim? Well it turns out he was, and now she and "O'Dell" determine to find out whether or not it was an accident and to get to the bottom of things. The mystery element of this is all a little procedural, but there is a bit of chemistry between Romero and Maxwell; there is quite a fun sub-plot between the American and his travel agent "Boswell" (Frank Birch) who is trying to repatriate him despite a pea-soup fog at the airport, and Geoffrey Keen finds himself with a more substantial part to deliver as the suspicious "Hampden". The aforementioned fog and the creepy Ivor Slaney score also contribute well to this by-the-numbers, but quite passable crime-noir.
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Release Date:
Oct 13, 1952 (United Kingdom)
Run Time:
1hr 17`
MMPA Rating:
NR
Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Status:
Released
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Lady in the Fog
Cesar Romero ("O'Dell") is a visiting American sitting in a bar in London making a drink that wouldn't have looked out of place in Merlin's laboratory. He and the barman are trying to encourage the sceptical "Peggy" (Lois Maxwell) to partake when a police man enters the bar to use the phone to report an hit and run accident outside. She is expecting her brother - could he be the victim? Well it turns out he was, and now she and "O'Dell" determine to find out whether or not it was an accident and to get to the bottom of things. The mystery element of this is all a little procedural, but there is a bit of chemistry between Romero and Maxwell; there is quite a fun sub-plot between the American and his travel agent "Boswell" (Frank Birch) who is trying to repatriate him despite a pea-soup fog at the airport, and Geoffrey Keen finds himself with a more substantial part to deliver as the suspicious "Hampden". The aforementioned fog and the creepy Ivor Slaney score also contribute well to this by-the-numbers, but quite passable crime-noir.
Cast & Crew of
Lady in the Fog
Directors & Credit Writers
... Director
RG
Renée Glynne... Script Supervisor
Cast
... Philip 'Phil' O'Dell
... Heather McMara
... Margaret 'Peggy' Maybrick
... Christopher Hampden
... Inspector Rigby
... Det. Sgt. Reilly
... Marilyn Durant
... Martin Sorrowby
FB
Frank Birch... Boswell - Airport Manager
... Sid - Bartender
RDR
Reed De Rouen... Connors
... Smithers
... Danny McMara - Hit-and-Run Victim
... Sales Manager
... Donna Devore
... Allan Mellon
... Dr. Campbell - Asylum Superintendent
CJ
Clare James... Miss Andrews - Asylum Receptionist
... Mad Mary - Old Inmate at Murder Scene
... Head Waiter
Produced By
... Casting
... Producer