Murder by Invitation

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Murder by Invitation is a 1941 American mystery-comedy film featuring Gavin Gordon in a prominent role, centered on a group of heirs invited to a secluded mansion where they are picked off one by one.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf black-and-white film
comedy film
film
mystery film
basedOn original screenplay
cinematography Harry Neumann NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Phil Rosen NERFINISHED
distributor Monogram Pictures NERFINISHED
distributorType Poverty Row studio
editedBy Carl Pierson NERFINISHED
featuresCharacterType detectives
heirs
filmingProcess black-and-white
genre comedy
mystery
mystery-comedy
hasProminentRole Gavin Gordon NERFINISHED
musicBy Edward J. Kay NERFINISHED
narrativeForm whodunit
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A wealthy aunt invites her potential heirs to her isolated mansion, where they are murdered one by one.
producer A. W. Hackel NERFINISHED
productionCompany Monogram Pictures NERFINISHED
releaseDate May 23, 1941
releaseYear 1941
runtimeMinutes 67
screenwriter George Bricker NERFINISHED
Tim Ryan NERFINISHED
setting secluded mansion
starring Byron Foulger NERFINISHED
Charles Miller NERFINISHED
Gavin Gordon NERFINISHED
George Guhl NERFINISHED
John Elliott NERFINISHED
Lyle Latell NERFINISHED
Marian Marsh NERFINISHED
Minerva Urecal NERFINISHED
Sarah Padden NERFINISHED
Tom Dillon NERFINISHED
Wallace Ford NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfFilm 1940s American cinema

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Gavin Gordon notableWork Murder by Invitation