Web of Evidence

Web of Evidence

Infobox Film
name = Web of Evidence


director = Jack Cardiff
producer = Maxwell Setton
John R. Sloan
writer = A. J. Cronin (novel)
Ken Taylor
starring = Van Johnson
Vera Miles
Emlyn Williams
Bernard Lee
music = Douglas Gamley
cinematography = Wilkie Cooper
editing = Ernest Walter
distributor = Renown Pictures Corporation
Allied Artists Pictures Corporation
released = October 18, 1959
runtime = 90 min.
country = UK
language = English
imdb_id = 0052623

"Web of Evidence" is a 1959 British film based on the novel, "Beyond This Place", by A. J. Cronin. It was directed by Jack Cardiff and stars Van Johnson and Vera Miles. The original title was kept for the film's European release, though it was given an alternate title for the American release. The film tells the story of Paul Mathry, a man who left England for the US as a child evacuee, and who returns to Liverpool twenty years later. Believing his father, Rees Mathry, had died a war hero, he is shocked to discover he is alive and serving a life sentence in prison for murder. Paul embarks upon his own investigation and finds the true culprit, clearing his father's name.

Cast

*Van Johnson as Paul Mathry
*Vera Miles as Lena Anderson
*Emlyn Williams as Enoch Oswald
*Bernard Lee as Patrick Mathry
*Jean Kent as Louise Burt
*Moultrie Kelsall as Chief Inspector Dale
*Leo McKern as McEvoy
*Ralph Truman as Sir Matthew Sprott
*Geoffrey Keen as Prison Governor
*Jameson Clark as Swann
*Rosalie Crutchley as Ella Mathry
*Oliver Johnston as Prusty
*Joyce Heron as Lady Catherine Sprott
*Anthony Newlands as Dunn
*Vincent Winter as Paul Mathry (as a child)
*Henry Oscar as Alderman Sharpe
*John Glyn-Jones as Magistrate
*Hope Jackman as Mrs. Hanley
*Michael Collins as Detective Sergeant Trevor
*Danny Green as Roach

External links

* [http://tcmdb.com/title/title.jsp?scarlettTitleId=95229 "Web of Evidence" at Turner Classic Movies]


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