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The Dragon Murder Case is a american film directed by H. Bruce Humberstone released in USA on 25 august 1934 with Warren William

The Dragon Murder Case (1934)

The Dragon Murder Case
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Released in USA 25 august 1934
OriginUSA
Rating63% 3.1935753.1935753.1935753.1935753.193575

The Dragon Murder Case is a 1934 mystery film adaptation of the novel of the same name by S. S. Van Dine, starring Warren William as private detective Philo Vance.

Synopsis

The movie features a large dragon illustration behind the opening and closing credits. Monty Montague disappears after diving into a natural pool of water on an estate. Several people dive in, but there is no trace of him. Philo Vance and the District Attorney come to investigate and decide to drain the pool. They are told that there were craters in the pool, and sure enough Montague's body is found at the bottom of a very deep one. His body has claw marks on it, consistent with the superstition that a dragon inhabits the pool.

Actors

Warren William

(Philo Vance)Margaret Lindsay

(Bernice Stamm)Lyle Talbot

(Gale Leland)Eugene Pallette

(Sgt. Ernest Heath)Robert McWade

(District Attorney Markham)
And :
Helen Lowell
Robert Barrat
Dorothy Tree
George E. Stone
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