Three Silent MenAn inventor of a deadly weapon to be used against the allies is injured in a crash. Surgeon Sir James (Sebastian Shaw) saves his life but learns of the inventors plot. The next day the inventor is found dead. Could it be the surgeon? A 1940 Butchers production stars Derrick De Marney and Patricia Roc. InquestDirected by Roy Boulting this Charter production was made in 1939. It was Boultings second film on the way to; Twisted Nerve The Family Way and Seagulls Over Sorrento. Inquest is a whodunit played out through the coroners inquest. Filmed at... Highbury Studios and starring Elizabeth Allan and Herbert Lomas. [show more]
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Double bill of British crime dramas. In 'Three Silent Men' (1940), adapted from the novel by E.P. Thorne, surgeon Sir James Quentin (Sebastian Shaw) operates on a man who he discovers has invented a lethal weapon to be used against the Allied forces in the war. When the inventor is later found dead Quentin falls under suspicion. In 'Inquest' (1939), based on Michael Barringer's play, a widow finds herself accused of murder and tries to prove that she is innocent with the assistance of a King's Counsel.
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