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発売日：1996-09-17
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Ray Milland has an appointment with suspense
Happily married or would be if he was not a workaholic George Stroud (Ray Milland) works for a crime magazine publishing company. The megalomaniac owner and ironfisted controller of the magazine is Earl Janoth (Earl Janoth). Earl’s mistress Pauline York (Rita Johnson) insults him one too many times and in a fit he dispatches her. Now who can he pin the dirty deed on? Sure the uppity George Stroud. To make matters worse it seems that Stroud, who tells his wife (Maureen O'Sullivan) he was working late, was actually seen as the unnamed man by several witnesses in the presence of Pauline.
Looks like it is curtains for Stroud. He just keeps getting in deeper and deeper. Time is getting scarcer as we watch “The Big Clock”. I see no way out. Do You?
This black and white film based on a novel by Kenneth Fearing with screen play by Jonathan Latimer could have easily been a Hitchcock. You will want to own a copy to fine the nuances’ mist the first time around.
Ray Milland has an appointment with suspenseHappily married or would be if he was not a workaholic George Stroud (Ray Milland) works for a crime magazine publishing company. The megalomaniac owner and ironfisted controller of the magazine is Earl Janoth (Earl Janoth). Earl’s mistress Pauline York (Rita Johnson) insults him one too many times and in a fit he dispatches her. Now who can he pin the dirty deed on? Sure the uppity George Stroud. To make matters worse it seems that Stroud, who tells his wife (Maureen O'Sullivan) he was working late, was actually seen as the unnamed man by several witnesses in the presence of Pauline.
Looks like it is curtains for Stroud. He just keeps getting in deeper and deeper. Time is getting scarcer as we watch “The Big Clock”. I see no way out. Do You?
This black and white film based on a novel by Kenneth Fearing with screen play by Jonathan Latimer could have easily been a Hitchcock. You will want to own a copy to fine the nuances’ mist the first time around.