Hour of Decision
"TIME RAN OUT for the MAN ALL WOMEN HATED!"
A reporter tries to prove that his wife is not responsible for the murder of a famous newspaper columnist.
"TIME RAN OUT for the MAN ALL WOMEN HATED!"
A reporter tries to prove that his wife is not responsible for the murder of a famous newspaper columnist.
Jeff Morrow
Joe Sanders
Hazel Court
Peggy Sanders
Anthony Dawson
Gary Bax
Mary Lauder Wood
Olive Bax
Alan Gifford
J. Foster Green
Carl Bernard
Inspector Gower
Lionel Jeffries
Elvin Main
Arthur Lowe
Caligraphy Expert
Dennis Chinnery
Studio Photographer
A reporter tries to prove that his wife is not responsible for the murder of a famous newspaper columnist.
Jeff Morrow was never the most engaging of screen stars, and here he is not really any different as he struggles to defend his accused wife "Peggy" (Hazel Court) from charges of the murder of a pretty odious gossip columnist. The only way he can do that is to find the real culprit, and so for seventy minutes we follow a rather well trammelled path in this not very mysterious mystery. Anthony Dawson chips in well as "Bax" (again, he only really had the one gear) and there are a few scenes with Lionel Jeffries before the denouement that, well, it was hardly a shock. It's nice to see Piccadilly Circus in the late 1950s as rationing was ending and Britain's was finally emerging from the austerity of WWII, but otherwise this is just one of those bog-standard crime thrillers that you watch and forget. The title doesn't really do it any favours either.
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