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Laura	D
La donna che visse due volte	D
Bandstand: Episode dated 15 May 1965	D
The 20th Century-Fox Hour: A Portrait of Murder	D
The 20th Century-Fox Hour: A Portrait of Murder	D
Laura	D
Laura	D
I dimma dold	D
Pistola nuda	D
Quel dolce corpo di Fiona	D

When Lydecker slips back into Laura's apartment at the end of the movie, he retrieved the shotgun fr [...]	D
When Laura first tries to get Waldo to endorse a fountain pen, she holds the advertisement in front [...]	D
One reviewer comments on Waldo's lack of reaction to finding the empty shells missing from the shotg [...]	D
The clock, which is heard to strike the time, only has one keyhole on its face. However, because the [...]	D
In the initial long-shot when McPherson and Lydecker are out to dinner, McPherson's chair is unoccup [...]	D
When McPherson goes to Lydecker's, he is nosing around with some of his art stuff and picks somethi [...]	D
When Lydecker gets out of his tub and puts on his robe, the seat of the robe is already wet, suggest [...]	D
Lydecker manages to exit his bath, dry, and dress himself during the course of his conversation with [...]	D
Lydecker reaches for the cigarette case twice.	D
When Lydecker is talking to Laura about Carpenter, he reaches for the file twice.	D
When McPherson arrives to question Lydecker, he hears the fancy clock begin to chime. However, when [...]	D
The night of Laura's return, McPherson arrives at her address in a thunderstorm. As he relieves the [...]	D
Laura turns on the radio and sits at her vanity. She's listening to Waldo Lydecker's radio program. [...]	D
When McPherson first interviews Mrs. Treadwell, the position of his elbow changes between shots, fro [...]	D
At Laura's apartment, the day after her return, as Shelby Carpenter walks through the door and then [...]	D
Lydecker tells Det. McPherson that Laura called him the night of her murder to say she was leaving t [...]	D
It's never said who found the body, but you would think that the neighbors in the apartment building [...]	D
When Shelby arrives at Laura's apartment and is greeted at the door by Mark, he tosses his hat onto [...]	D
When McPherson is seated talking to Carpenter at the country house, his position in relation to Carp [...]	D
When McPherson and Lydecker are in the restaurant, Lydecker says he and Laura were at the same table [...]	D
When Laura's maid rushes up to her after after McPherson accuses her, Laura holds the maid by her sh [...]	D
When Waldo retrieves the shotgun at a quarter-to-ten, the clock chimes the 45 minute signal, but nev [...]	D
Near the end when the police break in to the the apartment, the detective fires his revolver and the [...]	D
Throughout all of the action that takes place within Laura's spacious apartment, there are at least [...]	D
When Lydecker recognizes McPherson's name, one can see part of the waist-band of a bathing suit worn [...]	D

Mark McPherson: When a dame gets killed, she doesn [...]	D
Shelby Carpenter: I forgot to tell you, I also rea [...]	D
Laura Hunt: No man is ever going to hurt me again. [...]	D
Shelby Carpenter: For the last time, Louise, will [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: I object to you prying into Laura' [...]	D
Laura Hunt: By stooping so low you only degrade yo [...]	D
Mark MacPherson: On Saturday when our men went to [...]	D
[last lines] Waldo Lydecker: Goodbye, Laura. Wal [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: [to McPherson after he walks throu [...]	D
Mark McPherson: [about the list of suspects] You k [...]	D
Bessie Clary: I ain't afraid of cops. I was brough [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: My dear, either you were born on a [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: In my case, self-absorption is com [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: It's a wonder you don't come here [...]	D
Mark McPherson: Were you in love with Laura Hunt, [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: It was Jacoby, who had recently pa [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Two or three things in here belong [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: [Scene deleted from theater versio [...]	D
Mark McPherson: I must say, for a charming, intell [...]	D
Mark McPherson: [about a bottle in Laura's liquor [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Haven't you any sense of privacy? [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: [sitting next to McPherson] This w [...]	D
Ann Treadwell: Are you as interested in McPherson [...]	D
Mark MacPherson: [to Laura] You better take off th [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: [Music starts playing] Would you m [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Good evening. Shelby Carpenter: H [...]	D
Shelby Carpenter: I don't know a lot about anythin [...]	D
Laura Hunt: [Explaining why she broke a promise] Y [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: I cannot stand these morons any lo [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: I just dropped in to inquire about [...]	D
Mark McPherson: I suspect nobody and everybody. I [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: [to McPherson] Have you sublet thi [...]	D
Shelby Carpenter: I approve of that hat. Laura Hu [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: I'm not kind, I'm vicious. It's th [...]	D
Shelby Carpenter: Well, I rather thought you'd wan [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: I don't use a pen. I write with a [...]	D
Bessie Clary: Her letters. And her private diary. [...]	D
[first lines] Waldo Lydecker: [narrating off scre [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: You'd better watch out, McPherson, [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: [about Laura] I read my articles t [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Let's not be psychiatric. But in a [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Have you ever been in love? Mark [...]	D
Laura Hunt: But you write about people with such r [...]	D
Mark McPherson: Why did you say they played Brahms [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: I should be sincerely sorry to see [...]	D
Mark McPherson: The doorbell rang. She opened the [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: If you come a little bit closer, m [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Murder is my favorite crime.	D
Mark McPherson: Haven't you seen the papers? Where [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Look around. Is this the home of a [...]	D
Shelby Carpenter: I can afford a blemish on my cha [...]	D
Mark McPherson: I suspect nobody and everybody.	D
Mark McPherson: Nice little place you have here, M [...]	D
Bessie Clary: [about Laura] And it wasn't only on [...]	D
Shelby Carpenter: I knew there was something on my [...]	D
Laura Hunt: It was a terrible shock, poor darling. [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: How singularly innocent I look thi [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Love is eternal. It has been the s [...]	D
Mark McPherson: Yeah, dames are always pulling a s [...]	D
Waldo Lydecker: Will you please stop dawdling with [...]	D

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