"The Missing Juror" is worth seeing since it's an early directorial film of Budd Boetticher, so it has some of his great camerawork. The film stars noir actress Janis Carter, Jim Bannon, George Macready, and Mike Mazurki.
A man is tried and found guilty of murder, and then the jurors start dying. A reporter (Bannon) becomes interested in the case - and in one of the jurors (Carter).
The problem is, if you're old enough and enough of a film fan, you'll have this plot figured out fairly quickly.
My favorite part of this film, I have to admit, were the dictation belts which, thirty-plus years after this movie, I was using.
A man is tried and found guilty of murder, and then the jurors start dying. A reporter (Bannon) becomes interested in the case - and in one of the jurors (Carter).
The problem is, if you're old enough and enough of a film fan, you'll have this plot figured out fairly quickly.
My favorite part of this film, I have to admit, were the dictation belts which, thirty-plus years after this movie, I was using.