Lady in the Fog (aka Scotland Yard Inspector)
Date: 1952
Director: Sam Newfield, Pat Jackson (uncredited)
Production Company: Hammer Films, Lippert Films
Stars: Cesar Romero, Lois Maxwell, Bernadette O'Farrell, Geoffrey Keen, Campbell Singer, Alastair Hunter, Mary Mackenzie, Lloyd Lamble
Location(s): London
Region(s): London H-L
Storyline:
An English woman asks an American detective visiting London to help find her brother’s killer.
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The first location eventually appears, even if it is a stock shot, somewhere called ‘Gladstone’.
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This building looks real enough, maybe not the sign though.
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Philip O’Dell (Cesar Romero) goes to visit an Asylum, ‘Glenaven Sanatotium’ to interview Martin Sorrowby (Lloyd Lamble).
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Crossing the forecourt he enters the building.
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Having had to “re-enter” via a fire escape he exits the same way.
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But he is being watched as he leaves the premises by Connors (Reed De Rouen).
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Sorrowby is allowed to escape.
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And thumbs a lift………only to be knocked down and killed.
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Shortly after, the police arrive as Philip has convinced them that the case is worth looking into.