Secret Beyond the Door
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Secret Beyond the Door

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Pemeran Utama

Joan Bennett
Joan BennettCelia Lamphere
Michael Redgrave
Michael RedgraveMark Lamphere
Anne Revere
Anne RevereCaroline Lamphere
Barbara O'Neil
Barbara O'NeilMiss Robey
Natalie Schafer
Natalie SchaferEdith Potter
Paul Cavanagh
Paul CavanaghRick Barrett
Anabel Shaw
Anabel ShawIntellectual Sub-Deb
Rosa ReyPaquita
James Seay
James SeayBob Dwight
Mark DennisDavid Lamphere
Robert BarberAltar Boy (uncredited)
Ray BeltramTownsman (uncredited)
Virginia Brissac
Virginia BrissacSarah (uncredited)
Ralph BrooksGuest in Home Tour (uncredited)
Albert CavensGuest in Home Tour (uncredited)

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CinemaSerf
CinemaSerf
7.0
7 Juli 2022
I rather enjoyed this film - Fritz Lang leaves much of the intrigue to emanate from own imagination. "Celia" (Joan Bennett) meets and quickly falls in love with Michael Redgrave ("Mark"), an enigmatic gent from a family that has known better days. They decamp to his remote family mansion where she meets his sister, and his teenage son - of whom she was hitherto unaware. Things all start to take a turn for the strange once she arrives; her husband collects "rooms" - he recreates the rooms where historically macabre events have happened. There is a room in their home that he keeps locked - what's inside? Her paranoia, fuelled by some eerily lit scenarios and a good, suspicion-arousing performance from Redgrave gradually builds into quite a tense denouement. It has shades of "Rebecca" (1940) about it - the sister "Caroline" (Anne Revere) assuming the role of the mysteriously obsessive third party and there is enough ambiguity going on to keep it interesting until the end.