One character in this film uses a fake Scottish accent and is revealed to be an American actor.
This film was shot with two cameras moving simultaneously but in opposite directions, allowing the film to cut between views and keep as many characters in frame as possible. This film opens on a country road, where the passengers of two cars chat while a woman gets soaked in the rain. In this film, people sitting around a dinner table look up with shocked faces when Elsie defends a war profiteer, revealing an affair. One character in this film uses a fake Scottish accent and is revealed to be an American actor. The central event of this film occurs while Ivor Norvello sings at the piano, and is foreshadowed by close-ups of vials marked (*) "poison." Half the characters in this film are called by their employers' names, making Lord Stockbridge's valet "Mr. Stockbridge." In this film, Mrs. Wilson kills Sir William to stop their long-lost son from committing murder when he stabs the dead body. For 10 points, name this film about the British class system, a murder mystery directed by Robert Altman.
This film was shot with two cameras moving simultaneously but in opposite directions, allowing the film to cut between views and keep as many characters in frame as possible.
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