Also Known As: Floodtide
A deranged writer murders a maid after she resists his advances. The writer engages his brother’s help in hiding the body, and then watches as the brother becomes the prime suspect.
Director: Fritz Lang
Writers: Mel Dinelli (screenplay), A.P. Herbert (novel)
Stars: Louis Hayward, Lee Bowman, Jane Wyatt………….IMDb
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Thank you very much for letting me see this movie. It is a tragedy movie.
Excellent! I love Lewis Hayward.
Great quality upload thank you ever so much
Such a fun Noir sleeper this is to watch and relish!
A worthwhile movie to view. A good plot and the primary actors – Lee Bowman, Jane Wyatt, and Louis Hayward – and the supporting cast – elevated the movie. A very good print with audio and visual clarity.
Should be called "murder by curtain"! Love it! Want some more,,,,Brits rule!!
Great movie..but trying to figure when it was supposed to be…..no cars….gas or oil lighting…looks like maybe around 1900?
Great movie
Thanks for the upload. Good intense film
This was really good thank you ⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Excellent in every aspect. A story beginning with a crime and followed by its consequences, are among my favorites about suspense and study of psychology of the characters. Besides, the storyline is straight and simple to keep on and suspense is in every minute if the Director makes a good job. Take "Rope" by instance and in a certain way "Psycho" and you'll know what I mean. Louis Hayward's performance will remain in my mind. Thank you very much for this film.
@24:01 Kathleen Freeman,famous' character actor(actress). She also "popped up' in Naked City ( 1948) as the talkative lady on the subway..who 'bothered Don Taylor( prob-ably no relation to "Louis).
Lou from N.Y.U.
Thank you for uploading this film!
I remember this movi as 'Floodtide', somehow a drama and a crime story. Thanks for showing!
Fritz Lang. Say no more.
Thank you so much excellent movie love love Louis Hayward.
That final death scene let the film down I think. Otherwise I liked it.
I'm sorry that I have discovered a perverted side to my personality. The crippled brother John's house-keeper, after all her nit, nit, nag, nag, and her sneering testimony at the inquest — I would personally have enjoyed strangling her. She really had a good skinning coming.
OOOOH how I love Fritz Lang's directing! His lighting, camera, intensity. So glad he escaped from Nazi Germany and made his way to Hollywood.
EdwardiaNoir.