The Strange Affair Of Uncle Harry (1945)

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Written by Thomas Job, Keith Winter

Directed by Robert Siodmak

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1945

Rating: 12 Certificate

Filmed in Black and White

Robert Siodmak's film noir stars George Sanders as Harry Quincy, the owner of a cloth mill in a small New Hampshire town. He also owns, through inheritance, the family mansion which he shares this with his sisters, Hester and Lettie. Things change when Deborah Brown, head designer at his chief buyers, arrives. The two start dating and get engaged but the possessive Lettie fakes illness to break them up. When Harry finds out what she has done, he puts poison in her evening cocoa but she is not the one who downs the fatal draught.

When is The Strange Affair Of Uncle Harry next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Film4 December 14th, 1:05pm and on Film4 December 18th, 11:00am. See more...

Cast

George SandersHarry Quincey
Geraldine FitzgeraldLettie Quincey
Ella RainesDeborah Brown
Sara AllgoodNona
Moyna MacGillHester
Samuel S. HindsDr. Adams
Harry von ZellBen
Judy ClarkHelen
Coulter IrwinBiff Wagner
Craig ReynoldsJohn Warren
Ethel GriffiesMrs. Nelson
Will WrightMr. Nelson
Arthur LoftMr. Follinsbee
Irene TedrowMrs. Follinsbee
Dawn BenderJoan Warren

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