The Greene Murder Case (1929) - film review

Drama / Mystery

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The Greene Murder Case is an American film first released in 1929, directed by Frank Tuttle. The film is based on a novel by S.S. Van Dine and stars William Powell, Florence Eldridge, Ullrich Haupt, Jean Arthur and Eugene Pallette. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Frank Tuttle
Script: Bartlett Cormack, Richard H. Digges Jr., Louise Long, S.S. Van Dine (novel)
Photo: Henry W. Gerrard
Music: Karl Hajos
Cast: William Powell (Philo Vance), Florence Eldridge (Sibella Greene), Ullrich Haupt (Dr. Arthur Von Blon), Jean Arthur (Ada Greene), Eugene Pallette (Sgt. Ernest Heath), E.H. Calvert (Dist. Atty. John F.X. Markham), Gertrude Norman (Mrs. Tobias Greene), Lowell Drew (Chester Greene), Morgan Farley (Rex Greene), Brandon Hurst (Sproot), Augusta Burmeister (Gertrude Mannheim), Marcia Harris (Hemming), Mildred Golden (Barton), Helena Phillips Evans (Police nurse), Shep Camp (Medical Examiner), Charles E. Evans (Lawyer Canon), Veda Buckland (Nurse), Harry Strang (Cop)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 69 min; B&W

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