Plot
A Victorian-era murder mystery about a parlour maid who discovers that her employer may have killed his first wife.
Cast
as Stephen Lowry
as Lily Watkins
as David Macdonald
as Inspector Peters
as Alfred Travers
as Elizabeth Travers
as Herbert Moresby
as Dr. Simpson
as Magistrate
as Mrs. Park
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Reviews
The Interruption. Footsteps in the Fog is directed by Arthur Lubin and collectively written and adapted by Lenore J. Coffee, Dorothy Davenport & Arthur Pierson. It is based on the short story, The Interruption, written by Gothic novelist W. W. Jacobs. It stars Stewart Granger, Jean Simmons, Bill Travers, Belinda Lee and Ronald Squire. Music is by Benjamin Frankel and Technicolor cinematography…
I have always really enjoyed watching this film. It pairs Stewart Granger, at the top of his game, and his real life wife Jean Simmons and their chemistry is wonderfully effective in this aptly named dollop of Victorian melodrama. We start out on a rainy day in a London cemetery with Granger ("Lowry") burying his wife. He returns home, all doom and gloom, shuts his living room door, pours himself…