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Le Doigt qui accuse est un film américain de genre Drame réalisé par James Patrick Hogan sorti en France le 26 février 1937 avec Paul Kelly

Le Doigt qui accuse (1936)

Le Doigt qui accuse
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Sortie en France 26 février 1937
Durée 1h2
Réalisé par
OrigineEtats-Unis
Genres Drame,    Action,    Policier,    Romance
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Le Doigt qui accuse (titre original : The Accusing Finger) est un film américain réalisé par James Patrick Hogan et sorti en 1936.

Synopsis

Un avocat est responsable de l'envoi en prison d'un innocent pour un assassinat qu'il n'a pourtant pas commis. Quand la femme de l'avocat est assassinée, personne ne le croit quand il clame son innocence.

Acteurs

Paul Kelly

(Douglas Goodwin)Marsha Hunt

(Claire Patterson)Kent Taylor

(Jerry Welch)Robert Cummings

(Jimmy Ellis)Harry Carey

(Sénateur Nash)
Et :
Bernadene Hayes
Joe Sawyer
Russell Hicks
DeWitt Jennings
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