Excellent film with great plot twists.
What made this film so good was that they used the idea to condemn the guilty as had been done in the 1957 film with Patricia Neal and Andy Griffith-"A Place in the Crowd." By pulling a switch in both films, the guilty are shown for what they are.
A well known anchorwoman is murdered and suspects include the husband she is currently divorcing who is also her co-anchor on the news show, as well as a rebellious daughter and a sister who may be smitten by her brother-in-law.
The film also reinforces the age old idea of not trusting your lawyer.
Everyone goes through being under suspicion, but the sister really turns the table on those who are really guilty of the heinous crimes.
What made this film so good was that they used the idea to condemn the guilty as had been done in the 1957 film with Patricia Neal and Andy Griffith-"A Place in the Crowd." By pulling a switch in both films, the guilty are shown for what they are.
A well known anchorwoman is murdered and suspects include the husband she is currently divorcing who is also her co-anchor on the news show, as well as a rebellious daughter and a sister who may be smitten by her brother-in-law.
The film also reinforces the age old idea of not trusting your lawyer.
Everyone goes through being under suspicion, but the sister really turns the table on those who are really guilty of the heinous crimes.