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Circumstantial Evidence is a 1952 British crime film directed by Daniel Birt and starring Rona Anderson, Patrick Holt and Frederick Leister. [1] . It was made as a supporting feature ( B film ). Plot. Linda Harrison is about to divorce her estranged husband Steve so she can marry another man, Michael Carteret.
Circumstantial Evidence: Directed by Daniel Birt. With Rona Anderson, Patrick Holt, Frederick Leister, Ronald Adam. Linda Harrison is about to divorce her husband for desertion so that she will be free to marry a young doctor.
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- Crime, Drama
- Daniel Birt
- 1952-11-17
Daniel Birt’s British crime drama in which a woman seeks evidence that will give her grounds for divorce. Starring Rona Anderson, Patrick Holt and John Arnatt. The story concerns Linda Harrison (Rona Anderson) who is about to divorce her husband (John Arnatt) for abandonment so that she will be allowed to wed a young doctor.
- Daniel Birt
- A.C.T. Films
Information. BFI identifier. 26283. Title. Circumstantial Evidence (Original) Evidence for Hire (Alternative) Date. 1952-11-18 (Release) EIDR identifier. 10.5240/4FC2-90D8-0CCE-45F0-EF3A-3. Production country. United Kingdom. Production company. A.C.T. Films. Synopsis.
Patrick Holt Cast. Frederick Leister Cast. Ronald Adam Cast. Allan MacKinnon Screenplay, Story. Brendan J. Stafford Cinematography. Eily Boland Editing. Critics reviews. A woman seeks evidence held by her husband that might prevent her divorce, so she can marry another man.
Circumstantial Evidence. Date: 1952. Director: Daniel Birt. Production Company: Association of Cinema Technicians (A.C.T.) Stars: Rona Anderson, Patrick Holt. Location (s): London, Middlesex. Region (s): London C-D, South East A-D.
Screenplay. Long after being deserted by her husband, Linda Harrison will soon be free to marry her lover, Michael Carteret. But when her husband suddenly reappears, he attempts to blackmail the couple with a threat of ruining Michael's career. When her husband is murdered, Michael appears to be the only obvious suspect - but will the ...
