The Man in Grey (1943)
Clarissa, the loveliest of London's debutantes in the 1890s, is now married to the Marquis of Rohan. Hesther, her best friend at finishing school, has become an actress. On her way to see Hesther's new play, Clarissa is help up by a highwayman, whom she later recognises as the actor playing opposite Hesther. The scheming Hesther subsequently comes to live with Clarissa, and starts a chain of intrigue which will involve all four principlas in tragedy, violence and death.
Film programs
Books with substantial mentioning of The Man in Grey
| Jerry Vermilye The Great British Films Secaucus, N.J., 1978 |
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| Clive Hirschhorn The Films of James Mason London, 1975 |
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Books with an entry on The Man in Grey
| Ivan Butler Cinema in Britain, An illustrated Survey South Brunswick and New York - London, 1973 |
Articles with substantial mentioning of The Man in Grey
| William K. Everson and the British Cinema - Program Notes for the New School for Social Research, in: Film History, vol. 15, 2003 pp. 279-275 |