Kent Taylor
Walter Russell
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The Jury's Secret: Directed by Edward Sloman. With Kent Taylor, Fay Wray, Jane Darwell, Nan Grey. Bill Sheldon has a grudge against Midland City newspaper publisher Brandon Williams as Sheldon blames the city's recent flood against Williams for using his power and influence to hold up government flood control money.
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- Crime, Film-Noir, Mystery
- Edward Sloman
- 1938-01-16
This film's working titles were More Than Love, Deadlocked and Deadlock.According to files in the MPAA/PCA Collection at the AMPAS Library, on October 6, 1937, Joseph I. Breen, Director of the PCA, wrote to Universal censor Harry H. Zehner informing him that this film was in violation of the Production Code because of "the kidding and ridiculing of the administration of justice, which tends to ...
When Williams is found murdered, Sheldon is charged with the crime that was actually committed by Walter Russell, the paper's rebel editorial writer. Ney York reporter Linda Ware arrives to cover the story and finds that Russell, her old sweetheart, is on the jury hearing Sheldon's trial. She also discovers that he is the killer.
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The real killer, however, is Williams' ghostwriter Walter Russell (Kent Taylor), an embittered newspaperman who finds himself on the jury hearing Sheldon's case. Confident at first that Walter will vote for an acquittal, New York reporter Linda Ware (Fay Wray) is not so sure after stumbling over the truth of the killing.
The Jury's Secret ★½ 1938Bill Sheldon (Blake) is tried for the murder of a newspaper publisher. The story is covered by reporter Linda Ware (Wray), who discovers that her old beau and fellow writer, Walter Russell (Taylor), is part of the jury and has something to hide. 65m/B VHS .
