This film has consistently been something I’ve liked seeing. It brings together Stewart Granger, performing exceptionally well, alongside his actual spouse, Jean Simmons, and their connection works remarkably well within this appropriately described bit of Victorian drama. The story begins on a wet day in a London graveyard with Granger ("Lowry") interring his wife. He goes back home, looking utterly dejected, closes…

Footsteps in the Fog, directed by Arthur Lubin and written and adapted by Lenore J. Coffee, Dorothy Davenport & Arthur Pierson, draws its story from W. W. Jacobs’ short story, The Interruption. The film includes performances from Stewart Granger, Jean Simmons, Bill Travers, Belinda Lee and Ronald Squire, with a score composed by Benjamin Frankel and Technicolor cinematography by Christopher Challis. Stephen Lowry …