15 February 1967 Drama, TV Movie 80 mins
Inspired by a real-life case, a woman encourages her lover to murder her older husband.
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Brenda Bruce as Mollie
Hywel Bennett as Oliver Treefe
Rachel Kempson as Eve
Kenneth J. Warren as Teddie
Margery Withers as Mrs. Seagrove
Dorothea Rundle as Mrs. Granger
John Bailey as Inspector Cardles
Waris Hussein Director
Simon Gray Writer
Lionel Harris Producer
Michael Dress Original Music Composer
Fanny Taylor Production Design
United Kingdom 15 February 1967
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