Murder Will Out (1939 film)

Murder Will Out (1939 film) is a British crime film directed by Lawrence Huntington and starring John Warwick, Jack Hawkins, and Barbara Everest. The film is a murder mystery centered around the investigation of a death at a country estate.

Plot Synopsis: The story revolves around the suspicious death of the wealthy owner of a manor house. Several family members and acquaintances are present at the time of the death, each with their own motives and secrets. A determined detective arrives to unravel the truth, navigating a web of deceit and hidden relationships to expose the killer.

Cast:

• John Warwick as Inspector Thornton
• Jack Hawkins as Insp. Tom Pike
• Barbara Everest as Miss Barton
• Dinah Sheridan as Mary Blake
• Peter Coke as Jim Paterson
• Marie Wright as Mrs. Higgins
• Iris Baker as Nurse Rogers
• Clifford Evans as Herbert Lasalle

Production: The film was produced by Warner Bros. - First National Productions. It is a black and white feature.

Genre: The film falls under the genre of crime, mystery, and thriller.

Reception: While not a widely known or critically acclaimed film, Murder Will Out is representative of the British crime dramas produced in the late 1930s.