The Late Edwina Black (1952)
暂无豆瓣评分 
tt0043726
制片国家/地区：
英国又名：
Obsessed
剧情简介：
1952英国剧情悬疑片《The Late Edwina Black》由莫里斯·埃尔维导演，大卫·法拉尔主演，影片讲述的是：
Edwina Black has died and an autopsy shows she was poisoned with arsenic Meanwhile her widower and his secretary played by the wonderful Geraldine Fitzgerald who have been waiting for her to die are preparing to go off to the Continent While the police inspector played slowly and perfectly by Roland Culver investigates they turn on each other in private Who poisoned Edwina Black Who is lying
Maurice Elvey one of the great forgotten talents of the British film industry directs this as an Old Dark House mystery where the spirit of the late Edwina Black is evinced by the low light levels and the occasional tinkling of a crystal chandelier His use of camera movement is almost undetectable unless you look for it it serves merely to maintain composition Elvey was among the most subtle of directors in the British industry he did what he did in support of the movie lacked any of the immodesty that the auteurloving writers of the CAHIERS DE CINEMA adored and made an excellent movie in the process Take a look at this one and see
Edwina Black has died and an autopsy shows she was poisoned with arsenic Meanwhile her widower and his secretary played by the wonderful Geraldine Fitzgerald who have been waiting for her to die are preparing to go off to the Continent While the police inspector played slowly and perfectly by Roland Culver investigates they turn on each other in private Who poisoned Edwina Black Who is lying
Maurice Elvey one of the great forgotten talents of the British film industry directs this as an Old Dark House mystery where the spirit of the late Edwina Black is evinced by the low light levels and the occasional tinkling of a crystal chandelier His use of camera movement is almost undetectable unless you look for it it serves merely to maintain composition Elvey was among the most subtle of directors in the British industry he did what he did in support of the movie lacked any of the immodesty that the auteurloving writers of the CAHIERS DE CINEMA adored and made an excellent movie in the process Take a look at this one and see
