Three Steps in the Dark
Date: 1953
Director: Daniel Birt
Production Company: Corsair Pictures
Stars: Greta Gynt, Hugh Sinclair, Sarah Lawson, Hélène Cordet, Elwyn Brook-Jones
Location(s): London (Studio)
Region(s): London T-Z
Storyline:
A rich, disliked man invites his relatives to a family reunion at his home where he announces that he intends to change his will before he dies.
Additional Information:
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At their Surry home, Dorothy (Sarah Lawson) hands her husband Philip Burgoyne (Hugh Sinclair) a letter from his uncle, Arnold Burgoyne.
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Alighting from the London train, Mr. Wilbraham (Elwyn Brook-Jones) the Burgoyne family solicitor, Henry Burgoyne (John Van Eyssen), his sister Sophia (Greta Gynt) and his fiancée Esme (Hélène Cordet) and are met by a waiting car.
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Driving through the estate, the car carries Arnold Burgoyne’s relatives to a family reunion.
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The Humber Super Snipe parks outside Clarendon where the elderly patriarch greets his guests before the story continues at Viking Studios in Kensington W8.