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Alfred Hitchcock's stage fright

Drama student Eve Gill envisions the acting challenge of a lifetime in the desperate predicament of a boy friend Jonathan Cooper, being framed for the murder of the husband of flamboyant stage star Charlotte Inwood. To prove Jonathan's innocence and Charlotte's guilt, Eve impersonates a maid and goes to work for Charlotte. For Eve, undercover work is like playing a game, but she's about to encounter other actors who are playing for keeps.

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  • "Stage fright"@en
  • "Stage fright"

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  • "Drama student tries to prove her boyfriend's innocence by impersonating a maid and working for the suspect, a flamboyant stage star."
  • "Drama student Eve Gill envisions the acting challenge of a lifetime in the desperate predicament of a boy friend Jonathan Cooper, being framed for the murder of the husband of flamboyant stage star Charlotte Inwood. To prove Jonathan's innocence and Charlotte's guilt, Eve impersonates a maid and goes to work for Charlotte. For Eve, undercover work is like playing a game, but she's about to encounter other actors who are playing for keeps."@en
  • "Drama student Eve Gill envisions the acting challenge of a lifetime in the desperate predicament of a boy friend Jonathan Cooper, being framed for her husband's murder by a flamboyant stage star Charlotte Inwood. To prove Jonathan's innocence and Charlotte's guilt, Eve impersonates a maid and goes to work for Charlotte. For Eve, undercover work is like playing a game, but she's about to encounter other actors who are playing for keeps."@en
  • ""Eve Gill (Jane Wyman), an aspiring young actress, shelters a fellow acting student, Jonathan Cooper (Richard Todd) from the police. He is suspected of murdering the husband of his mistress, Charlotte Inwood (Marlene Dietrich), a famous singer. Jonathan claims that he became implicated when he tried to help Charlotte destroy the evidence. Eve's eccentric father, Commodore Gill (Alastair Sim), agrees to hide Jonathan in his house while she proves his innocence. To do this, Eve becomes Charlotte's temporary maid. Eve's father devises a plan to force Charlotte to confess in front of the Inspector investigating the case, Wilfred Smith (Michael Wilding). When the plan doesn't work, Eve tries blackmailing Charlotte into a confession while the police listen outside her dressing room. Charlotte agrees to pay, but insists that Jonathan is the real killer."--Container."@en
  • "Eve Gill (Wyman), a drama student, takes on the role of lifetime to clear a friend (Todd) she suspects is being framed for murder by flamboyant stage star Charlotte Inwood (Dietrich). Her role? Become Charlotte's maid to uncover the truth. But what naïve Eve discovers, is that life doesn't always follow the script."
  • "An actress disguises herself as a maid in order to prove the innocence of her friend who has been accused of murdering the husband of another performer."@en
  • "Drama Student Eve Gill envisions the acting challenge of a lifetime in the desperate predicament of a boy friend Jonathan Cooper, being framed for the murder of the husband of flamboyant stage star Charlotte Inwood. To prove Jonathan's innocence and Charlotte's guilt, Eve impersonates a maid and goes to work for Charlotte. For Eve, undercover work is like playing a game, but she's about to encounter other actors who are playing for keeps."

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  • "Detective and mystery films"@en
  • "Detective and mystery films"
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Drama"
  • "Film adaptations"@en
  • "Suspense films"@en
  • "Thrillers (Motion pictures)"@en
  • "Features"
  • "Mysteries"
  • "Thriller (Motion picture)"@en
  • "Feature films"@en
  • "Feature films"

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  • "Alfred Hitchcock's Stagefright"
  • "Alfred Hitchcock's stage fright"@en
  • "Alfred Hitchcock's stage fright"
  • "Stage fright"
  • "Alfred Hitchcock's Stage fright"@en
  • "Stage fright (Motion picture)"

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