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The Paradine Case (DVD, 2002)

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Tension reaches an all-time high as lawyer Anthony Keane faces hostile Judge Horfield and finds himself falling in love with his client, Mrs Paradine, a beautiful woman accused of murder. Based on the novel by Robert Hichens.

Product Identifiers

ProducerDavid O. Selznick

EAN5030697003133

eBay Product ID (ePID)3940810

Product Key Features

ActorEthel Barrymore, Charles Coburn, Ann Todd, Louis Jourdan, Leo G. Carroll, Charles Laughton, Gregory Peck

Film/TV TitleThe Paradine Case

DirectorAlfred Hitchcock

Release Year2002

FormatDVD

LanguageEnglish

FeaturesBlack & White, Moving Menus\Biographies\Quotes\Trivia\Photo Gallery\Conversation with Hitchcock\Interviews

GenreDrama, General

Run Time110 Mins

Additional Product Features

CertificateU

Number of Discs1

ComposerFranz Waxman

Production DesignerJ. McMillan Johnson

Additional InformationConsidering Alfred Hitchcock's lifelong fascination with murder and suspense, it is remarkable that THE PARADINE CASE stands as a rare Hitchcock courtroom drama. A beautiful woman (Maddalena Anna Paradine, played by the enchanting Alida Valli) stands accused of murdering her wealthy, blind husband. She enlists the aid of renowned lawyer Anthony Keane (Gregory Peck). As they prepare her defense, the chemistry between the two begins to heat up. And as his emotions for Mrs. Paradine grow stronger, Keane grows more convinced of her innocence. The case will be a difficult one, however, as the judge (Charles Laughton) is no friend of Keane's; the queen's prosecutor, played by the excellent Leo G. Carroll, is a serious foe; and only an inspired defense will have any chance of clearing Mrs. Paradine.

ScreenwriterAlma Reville

AuthorRobert Hichens, James Bridie

CinematographerLee Garmes

EditorJohn Faure, Hal C. Kern

Movie/TV TitleThe Paradine Case