Confession Trailer

Confession Trailer (1955)

"The Door Past Which No Law Could Go" 01 June 1955 Crime 90 mins

A falling-out between thieves over the proceeds of a stickup results in several deaths and a priest being marked for murder because of a confession he receives from one of the gang members.

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Cast

Sydney Chaplin

as Mike Nelson

Audrey Dalton

as Louise Nelson

John Bentley

as Inspector Kessler

John Welsh

as Father Neil

Jefferson Clifford

as Pop Nelson

Robert Raglan

as Becklan

Betty Wolfe

as Mrs. Poole

Richard Huggett

as Young Priest

Pat McGrath

as Detective Sergeant Williams

Felix Felton

as The Business Man

Percy Herbert

as The Barman

Crew

Ken Hughes

Director

Don Martin

Don Martin Theatre Play

Phil Grindrod

Phil Grindrod Director of Photography

Harold Watson

Harold Watson Art Direction

Dick Smith

Dick Smith Sound Supervisor

Ronald Abbott

Ronald Abbott Sound Recordist

Jim O'Connolly

Jim O'Connolly Production Manager

Ron Robson

Ron Robson Camera Operator

Marjorie Owens

Marjorie Owens Continuity

Harry Booth

Harry Booth Sound Editor

Charles Trigg

Charles Trigg Still Photographer

International Titles

The Deadliest Sin Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 June 1955

United States 29 January 1956

Production Companies

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