A Coffin for the Bride Trailer (1974)

31 May 1974 Horror, Thriller, TV Movie 65 mins

Mark Walker is in the lucrative business of marrying wealthy older women and murdering them after the honeymoon. That all changes when he falls for cool blonde Stella McKenzie. He considers giving up his life of crime and finally marrying for love. The only obstacles in his way are a lawyer who suspects the truth, and temptation in the form of the perfect target for one more kill...

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Cast

Michael Jayston as Mark Walker

Helen Mirren as Stella McKenzie

Michael Gwynn as Oliver Mason

Margaret Courtenay as Claire

Josephine Tewson as Yvonne

Arthur English as Freddy

Tony Steedman as Detective Quilly

Crew

Brian Clemens Writer

Laurie Johnson Music

Mike Whitcutt Director of Photography

Tom Rowland Editor

Ken Wheatley Production Design

John Sichel Director

John Sichel Producer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 31 May 1974

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