A Blueprint for Murder (1953) | |
| Director(s) | Andrew L. Stone |
| Producer(s) | Michael Abel |
| Top Genres | Film Noir, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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A Blueprint for Murder (1953) was a Film Noir - Mystery Film directed by Andrew L. Stone and produced by Michael Abel.
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A Blueprint for Murder (1953) with Joseph Cotten and Jean Peters
By Orson De Welles on Sep 27, 2014 From Classic Film FreakShare This! He kissed her into the most sacred confession a woman can make! Joseph Cotten is an actor who works very well in almost any setting, but yet strangely seems uniquely unable to be the go-to actor for any particular genre.? In the little known 1953 film A Blueprint for Murder he is Cam Cam... Read full article
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Whitney 'Cam' Cameron: Where is Polly Cameron's room?
Whitney 'Cam' Cameron: [narrating] On October 10th 1952, Lynne Cameron was convicted of murder in the first degree. Her sentence: life imprisonment. And so to the names of Madeleine Smith, Florence Maybrick, Lydia Trueblood, and all those other young, beautiful, but evil poison murderers was added that of Lynne Cameron.
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Whitney 'Cam' Cameron: Where is Polly Cameron's room?
Whitney 'Cam' Cameron: [narrating] On October 10th 1952, Lynne Cameron was convicted of murder in the first degree. Her sentence: life imprisonment. And so to the names of Madeleine Smith, Florence Maybrick, Lydia Trueblood, and all those other young, beautiful, but evil poison murderers was added that of Lynne Cameron.
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The shipboard scenes were filmed on the same sets built for Titanic, which in turn were used for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Dangerous Crossing.
The ship at sea is the same miniature model used for for Titanic, which in turn was used for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Dangerous Crossing.
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The ship at sea is the same miniature model used for for Titanic, which in turn was used for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Dangerous Crossing.
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