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Trent's Last Case (1952)
When a wealthy business man is found dead reporter Philip Trent is sent to investigate. Against the police conclusions, he suspects the assumed suicide is really a murder, and becomes highly interested in the young widow and the dead man's private secretary.
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When a wealthy business man is found dead reporter Philip Trent is sent to investigate. Against the police conclusions, he suspects the assumed suicide is really a murder, and becomes highly interested in the young widow and the dead man's private secretary.
Rating:NR
Genre:Mystery
Written By:Pamela Bower
In Theaters:9/22/1952
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Herbert Wilcox Productions
Cast
Herbert Wilcox
Director
Michael Wilding
Philip Trent
Margaret Lockwood
Margaret Manderson
Orson Welles
Sigsbee Manderson
John McCallum
John Marlowe
Miles Malleson
Burton Cupples
Hugh McDermott
Calvin C. Bunner
Jack McNaughton
Martin
Sam Kydd
Inspector Murch
Kenneth Williams
Horace Evans
Geoffrey Bayldon
Reporter in Court
Ernest Blyth
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