Justice, the poets have it, is a blind goddess. Eric Portman stars as the lawyer defending a lord, Hugh Williams, accused by his secretary Michael Dennison of having diverted public funds for his own use.
Cast
Eric Portman
Sir John Dearing KC
Anne Crawford
Lady Helen Brasted
Hugh Williams
Lord Arthur Brasted
Michael Denison
Derek Waterhouse
Nora Swinburne
Lady Dearing
Raymond Lovell
Frank Mainwaring KC
Claire Bloom
Mary Dearing
Frank Cellier
The Judge
Clive Morton
Mersel
Maurice Denham
Johnson
Thora Hird
Derek's Charwoman
Elspet Gray
Daphne Dearing
Cecil Bevan
Morton
John Stone
Sir John's Junior
Philip Saville
Mainwaring's Junior
Martin Benson
Count Stephan Mikla
Cyril Chamberlain
Policeman in Park
Rosemary Treston
Helen
Martin Miller
Mario - Waiter at the Savoy
Marcel Poncin
Bertoni
Carl Jaffe
Johan Meyer
Geoffrey Denton
Foreman of the Jury
Noel Howlett
Court Usher
Carroll Gibbons
Himself - Orchestra Leader (as Carroll Gibbons and His Orchestra)
Crew
Harold French
Director, Producer
Muriel Box
Writer
Sydney Box
Writer
Gordon Hales
Editor
Ray Elton
Director of Photography
Alf Keating
Assistant Director
Betty E. Box
Executive Producer
Fred Gunn
Production Controller
Dudley Lovell
Camera Operator
Yvonne Caffin
Wardrobe Supervisor
Len Garde
Makeup Artist
B. C. Sewell
Sound Director
M. Hobbs
Sound Recordist
Bernard Grun
Original Music Composer
John Hollingsworth
Music Director
Patrick Hastings
Theatre Play
Norman G. Arnold
Art Direction
Audrey Monk
Production Secretary
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