01 A brilliant barrister takes on a murder case where every witness, including the defendant's own wife, hides a secret.
Una O’Connor brought a shrill, scene-stealing comic energy to Hollywood’s golden age, often cast as excitable maids and housekeepers. In Witness for the Prosecution (1957): A brilliant barrister takes on a murder case where every witness, including the defendant’s own wife, hides a secret. Just as strong is Bride of Frankenstein (1935): A mad scientist is coerced into creating a mate for his monstrous creation, with unpredictable results.
01 A brilliant barrister takes on a murder case where every witness, including the defendant's own wife, hides a secret.
02 A magazine writer who fabricated her idyllic domestic life must fake it for real when a war hero visits for the holidays.
03 An English privateer wages a daring campaign against the Spanish Armada threatening his queen's throne.
04 A dispossessed nobleman leads a band of outlaws to defend the poor against a tyrannical usurper.
05 A mad scientist is coerced into creating a mate for his monstrous creation, with unpredictable results.
06 A desperate Irish rebel betrays a comrade to the police for reward money, then is consumed by guilt.