Double Confession (1950)
1h 26m
Running Time
April 30, 1950Release Date
Double Confession (1950)
1h 26m
Running Time
April 30, 1950Release Date
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Plot.
The hero discovers his estranged wife dead and tries to frame her lover for the murder. He becomes involved with the criminals who make various unsuccessful attempts on his life while the police clear up the mystery.
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Cast & Crew.
Derek Farr
Jim Medway
Joan Hopkins
Ann Corday
Peter Lorre
Paynter
Naunton Wayne
Inspector Tenby
William Hartnell
Charlie Durham
Ronald Howard
Hilary Boscombe
Ken Annakin
Director
Kathleen Harrison
Kate
John Garden
Writer
William Templeton
Writer
Leslie Dwyer
Leonard
Edward Rigby
The Fisherman
Ralph Keene
Writer
Harry Reynolds
Producer
George Woodbridge
Sgt. Sawnton
Henry Edwards
Man in the Shelter
Benjamin Frankel
Composer
Mona Washbourne
Fussy Mother
Vida Hope
Madam Zilia
Esma Cannon
Madam Cleo
Andrew Leigh
The Reserved Man
Fred Griffiths
The Spiv
Jane Griffiths
First Girl
Diana Connell
Second Girl
Hal Osmond
Shooting Gallery Attendant
Norman Astridge
Selby
Roy Plomley
Ticket Collector
Jennifer Cross
Fussy Mother's Child
Betty Nelson
Girl at Shooting Gallery
Sidney Vivian
Ring Stall Attendant
Peter Butterworth
Joe (uncredited)
Grace Denbigh Russell
Nosey Woman (uncredited)
Arthur Mullard
Stretcher-bearer (uncredited)
Pat Ryan
Man in Arcade (uncredited)
Geoffrey Unsworth
Director of Photography
Bernard Robinson
Art Direction
Gerry Fletcher
Makeup Artist
Carmen Beliaeff
Editor
Betty Baugh
Hair Designer
A.E. Rudolph
Sound
Gus Drisse
Camera Operator
Stanley Couzins
Production Supervisor
Marjorie Green
Makeup Artist
Pat Kelly
Assistant Director
George Brass
Associate Producer
Margaret Taylor
Continuity
Marjorie Green
Makeup Artist
Media.
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Wiki.
Double Confession is a 1950 British crime film directed by Ken Annakin and starring Derek Farr, Joan Hopkins, William Hartnell and Peter Lorre. The screenplay by William Templeton is based on the novel All On A Summer's Day by H.L.V. Fletcher, written under the pen name John Garden.