How long is Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat?

Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat is 3 hr 7 min long.

Who is Charles in Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat?

Mark Harmon plays Charles in the film.

Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat

Name: Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat
Genre: Drama,Suspense/Thriller
Duration: 187

NR 3 hr 7 min

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Double Feature! SHADOW OF A DOUBT 1943, Universal, 108min. Teenager Teresa Wright’s romantic illusions about her beloved Uncle Charlie (Joseph Cotten) are shattered by the suspicion he may be the diabolic Merry Widow serial killer. Add to the mix a rich tapestry of eccentric characters (Henry Travers, Hume Cronyn, et. al.), and you have one of Hitchcock’s most brilliantly constructed thrillers. SHADOW OF THE CAT, 1961, Universal, 79 min. An ultra-rare period shocker full of Hammer studios’ veterans, including director John Gilling. Barbara Shelley returns home after her aunt’s death, only to find homicidal relatives (including uncle Andre Morell), intent on making sure she never sees her inheritance. Oh, yes, the old woman’s cat may have it’s own axe to grind as well! An atmospheric chiller with a great score by Mikis Theodorakis (before ZORBA THE GREEK!). NOT ON VIDEO!

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How long is Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat?: Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat is 3 hr 7 min long.

Who directed Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat?: Karen Arthur

Who is Charles in Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat?: Mark Harmon plays Charles in the film.

What is Shadow of a Doubt / Shadow of the Cat about?: Double Feature! SHADOW OF A DOUBT 1943, Universal, 108min. Teenager Teresa Wright’s romantic illusions about her beloved Uncle Charlie (Joseph Cotten) are shattered by the suspicion he may be the diabolic Merry Widow serial killer. Add to the mix a rich tapestry of eccentric characters (Henry Travers, Hume Cronyn, et. al.), and you have one of Hitchcock’s most brilliantly constructed thrillers.

SHADOW OF THE CAT, 1961, Universal, 79 min. An ultra-rare period shocker full of Hammer studios’ veterans, including director John Gilling. Barbara Shelley returns home after her aunt’s death, only to find homicidal relatives (including uncle Andre Morell), intent on making sure she never sees her inheritance. Oh, yes, the old woman’s cat may have it’s own axe to grind as well! An atmospheric chiller with a great score by Mikis Theodorakis (before ZORBA THE GREEK!). NOT ON VIDEO!