Death in High Heels Trailer

Death in High Heels Trailer (1947)

18 July 1947 Crime, Mystery 48 mins

Crime Mystery directed by Lionel Tomlinson.

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Cast

Don Stannard

as Detective Charlesworth

Elsa Tee

as Victoria David

Veronica Rose

as Agnes Gregory

Patricia Laffan

as Magda Doon

Diana Wong

as Miss Almond Blossom

Nora Gordon

as Miss Arris

Crew

Stanley Clinton

Stanley Clinton Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 18 July 1947

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