The Woman in Question (1950) - film review

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The Woman in Question is a British film first released in 1950, directed by Anthony Asquith. The film stars Jean Kent, Dirk Bogarde Baker, John McCallum, Susan Shaw and Hermione Baddeley. It has also been released under the title: Five Angles on Murder. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Anthony Asquith
Script: John Cresswell
Photo: Desmond Dickinson
Music: John Wooldridge
Cast: Jean Kent (Agnes), Dirk Bogarde (R.W. (Bob) Baker), John McCallum (Michael Murray), Susan Shaw (Catherine Taylor), Hermione Baddeley (Mrs. Finch), Charles Victor (Albert Pollard), Duncan Macrae (Supt. Lodge), Lana Morris (Lana Clark), Joe Linnane (Inspector Butler), Vida Hope (Shirley Jones), John Boxer (Detective Lucas), Albert Chevalier (W.T. Gunter), Julian D’Albie (Police Surgeon), Anthony Dawson (Inspector Wilson), Richard Dunn (Police Sergeant), Ian Fleming (Doctor), Nora Gordon (Neighbour), Helen Goss (Neighbour), Everley Gregg (Lipstick Customer), Duncan Lamont (Barney), Tom Macaulay (Flashy Man), John Martin (Police Photographer), Josephine Middleton (Mrs. Hengist), Richard Pearson (Detective), Robert Scroggins (Alfie Finch), Merle Tottenham (Neighbour)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min; B&W
Aka: Five Angles on Murder

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