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Four Shall Die: Directed by Leo C. Popkin, William Beaudine. With Niel Webster, Mantan Moreland, Laurence Criner, Dorothy Dandridge. Heiress Helen Fielding has dumped the shady Lew Covey for reporter Bill Summers.
- (19)
- Crime, Horror
- Leo C. Popkin, William Beaudine
- 1940-10-15
Four Shall Die is a 1940 American supernatural crime film directed by William Beaudine. [1] [2] It features Dorothy Dandridge in her first credited film role. [3] [4] Plot. Cast. Niel Webster as Pierre Touissant. Mantan Moreland as Beefus, Touissant's Chauffeur. Laurence Criner as Roger Fielding. Dorothy Dandridge as Helen Fielding.
La pellicola Four Shall Die è un crime da 1940, diretto da Leo C. Popkin. Il cast principale è composto da Dorothy Dandridge e Mantan Moreland.
The spirit also portends the deaths of Hickson and Leonard, telling them that they will die one day apart from each other following Covey's death. The ghost of Roger Fielding, Sr., the next apparition, tells his son, Roger Fielding, Jr., to prepare for his death.
- Leo C. Popkin, George Hippard, Eddie Saeta
- Pete Webster
Synopsis. Helen Fielding, heir to the fortunes of the late millionaire Roger Fielding, Sr., has broken off her relationship with the unscrupulous Lew Covey to pursue a romance with reporter Bill Summers. Covey, determined to get at Helen's inheritance, vows to win her back.
Overview. Helen Fielding, heir to the fortunes of the late millionaire Roger Fielding, Sr., has broken off her relationship with the unscrupulous Lew Covey to pursue a romance with reporter Bill Summers. Covey, determined to get at Helen's inheritance, vows to win her back. Leo C. Popkin. Director. William Beaudine. Director. Edward Dewey. Writer.
Four Shall Die (1940) directed by William Beaudine, Leo C. Popkin • Film + cast • Letterboxd. 1940 Directed by William Beaudine, Leo C. Popkin. Helen Fielding, heir to the fortunes of the late millionaire Roger Fielding, Sr., has broken off her relationship with the unscrupulous Lew Covey to pursue a romance with reporter Bill Summers.
