The Long Dark Hall
(1951)

Two great Broadway stars at their greatest!

Released: 1951-02-06

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A devoted family man tries to help a beautiful alcoholic showgirl with her life, and becomes the the only suspect when someone else murders her.

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Rex Harrison

as Arthur Groome

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Lilli Palmer

as Mary Groome

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Tania Heald

as Sheila Groome

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Henrietta Barry

as Rosemary Groome

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Dora Sevening

as Mary's mother

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Ronald Simpson

as Mary's father

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Anthony Dawson

as The Man

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Brenda De Banzie

as Mrs Rogers

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Ballard Berkeley

as Supt. Maxey

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Raymond Huntley

as Chief Inspector Sullivan

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William Squire

as Sergeant Cochcran

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Denis O'Dea

as Sir Charles Morton

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Anthony Bushell

as Clive Bedford

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Henry B. Longhurst

as Judge

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Patricia Cutts

as Rose Mallory

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Meriel Forbes

as Marjorie Danns

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Douglas Jefferies

as Dr Conway

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Michael Medwin

as Leslie Scott

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Colin Gordon

as Pound

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Lionel Murton

as Jefferson

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Anthony Bushell

Director

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Reginald Beck

Director

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W.E. Fairchild

Additional Dialogue

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Nunnally Johnson

Screenplay

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Edgar Lustgarten

Novel

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Tom Simpson

Editor

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Adrian Pryce-Jones

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Benjamin Frankel

Original Music Composer

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Peter Cusick

Producer

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Peter Price

Third Assistant Director

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John Glen

Assistant Editor

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Iris Tilley

Hairdresser

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Huntington Hartford

Producer

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Elizabeth Hennings

Costume Design

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Pat Wallace

Script Supervisor

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Wilkie Cooper

Director of Photography

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George Paterson

Art Direction

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Kitty Spreckley

Sound Editor

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Fred Turtle

Sound Mixer

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Eric Besche

Camera Operator

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