How long is Witness to Murder / Jeopardy?

Witness to Murder / Jeopardy is 2 hr 32 min long.

What is Witness to Murder / Jeopardy about?

Barbara Stanwyck Double Feature: WITNESS TO MURDER, 1954, Park Circus/UA, 83 min. Dir. Roy Rowland. In this distaff version of REAR WINDOW (released before the Hitchcock classic), Barbara Stanwyck sees neighbor George Sanders strangle a victim in his swanky digs. It's the word of a single woman against that of a renowned author (and closet Nazi) - so guess who the LAPD believes? Featuring the camerawork of noir shadow-meister John Alton. JEOPARDY, 1953, Warner Bros., 69 min. Dir. John Sturges. Barbara Stanwyck and Barry Sullivan play a vacationing couple whose fishing trip to Baja turns into a nightmare when the husband is trapped under a rotting pier with the tide rising. Their only hope is a fugitive killer (Ralph Meeker), whose aid comes at a high cost for the terrified, if resourceful, wife. Introduction by Alan K. Rode of the Film Noir Foundation.

Witness to Murder / Jeopardy

Name: Witness to Murder / Jeopardy
Released: 2015-04-12
Duration: 152

NR 2 hr 32 min

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How long is Witness to Murder / Jeopardy?: Witness to Murder / Jeopardy is 2 hr 32 min long.

What is Witness to Murder / Jeopardy about?: Barbara Stanwyck Double Feature: WITNESS TO MURDER, 1954, Park Circus/UA, 83 min. Dir. Roy Rowland. In this distaff version of REAR WINDOW (released before the Hitchcock classic), Barbara Stanwyck sees neighbor George Sanders strangle a victim in his swanky digs. It's the word of a single woman against that of a renowned author (and closet Nazi) - so guess who the LAPD believes? Featuring the camerawork of noir shadow-meister John Alton. JEOPARDY, 1953, Warner Bros., 69 min. Dir. John Sturges. Barbara Stanwyck and Barry Sullivan play a vacationing couple whose fishing trip to Baja turns into a nightmare when the husband is trapped under a rotting pier with the tide rising. Their only hope is a fugitive killer (Ralph Meeker), whose aid comes at a high cost for the terrified, if resourceful, wife. Introduction by Alan K. Rode of the Film Noir Foundation.