Murder in Greenwich Village
Director: Albert S. Rogell
Actors: Richard Arlen, Fay Wray, Raymond Walburn
PlotIn the bustling artistic enclave of Greenwich Village, newspaper reporter Steve Havens finds himself embroiled in a perplexing murder mystery. He stumbles upon an artist's studio where a woman has been found dead, and his professional curiosity gets the better of him. As he begins to snoop around, he meets his old flame, Susan Lawrence, who is now an aspiring artist living in the area. The two re-kindle their connection as Steve digs deeper into the seedy underbelly of the village's bohemian lifestyle, uncovering a tangle of jealous artists, suspicious neighbors, and betrayals.
Steve’s investigation reveals that the victim was entangled in a series of illicit affairs and shady dealings, making it difficult to pinpoint any single suspect. Amidst the vibrant and eccentric backdrop of the Village, Steve and Susan navigate a web of deceit, encountering a colorful cast of characters who each have their own secrets to hide. As clues are pieced together and tensions rise, they find themselves in increasing danger. The local police initially dismiss Steve’s findings, but as the gravity of the situation becomes undeniable, their skepticism wanes. The story builds up to a thrilling crescendo, leading Steve ever closer to uncovering the shocking truth behind the murder.
Writers: Robert T. Shannon, Michael L. Simmons
Release Date: 03 Nov 1937
Runtime: 68 min
Rating: Approved
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Murder in Greenwich Village offers wacky, playful characters in a tonally mixed narrative, with Sony delivering a first-rate Blu-ray presentation.
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