The opening scene from "Murders in the Zoo" is quite extreme for 1933 audiences . I shalln't say what happens but you can't miss it!
Lionel Atwill steals the show once again as the sadistic, cunning and evil proprietor of various dangerous animals that he plans to sell to a zoo. Little does anyone realise that he shall use his animals for other means........
You only have to observe the expression of Lionel Atwill to know he is a somewhat dodgy customer.
This gem was unfairly ignored for years but is very good on its own merits.
Lionel Atwill steals the show once again as the sadistic, cunning and evil proprietor of various dangerous animals that he plans to sell to a zoo. Little does anyone realise that he shall use his animals for other means........
You only have to observe the expression of Lionel Atwill to know he is a somewhat dodgy customer.
This gem was unfairly ignored for years but is very good on its own merits.