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The Kennel Murder Case (1933)

Philo Vance, accompanied by his prize-losing Scottish terrier, investigates the locked-room murder of a prominent and much-hated collector whose broken Chinese vase provides an important clue.

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jay n 16 Sep 2010

Michael Curtiz was way ahead of his time. Great camerawork and William Powell is so suave. A very enjoyable whodunnit that had me guess correctly, then change my mind, then find out I was right in the first place.

Dan S 18 Nov 2012

While he's no Nick Charles, Philo Vance handily solves the crime in this classic example of a whodunit.

Tom M 30 Dec 2007

Art collector and all-around scumbag Archer Coe is found dead in a room where the door and the window are both locked from the inside. He's got a gun in his hand and a bullet in his head. There's only one problem -- the bullet didn't kill him and it wasn't suicide. The police are baffled until ace-detective Philo Vance (impeccably played by William Powell) untangles the clues and tracks down the killer, with the aid of a helpful doberman. This is Michael Curtiz at the top of his game: the movie whizzes by at barely over an hour, and tells its convoluted plot with a speed, style and clarity that most filmmakers today couldn't manage in twice the running time and a hundred times the budget. Film historian William K. Everson proclaimed it a "masterpiece" and I agree with him. Although it's not nearly as well known as Powell's later "Thin Man" films, it's much better, and worth seeking out on DVD.

nefnie l 30 Jul 2010

Although William Powell is always a class-act, his Philo Vance seems to be Nick Charles, without as much fun. He's a detective trying to piece together a string of murders related to a dog show. I had a little bit of a difficult time keeping up, because so many of the actors looked alike. I kept getting confused on who was who. It's a good little film, but definitely not one of his best.

Charles Davy 13 Jun 2018

As screen entertainment the story is rather complicated and not very strong in human interest, but it has been efficiently directed by Michael Curtiz and is on the whole well acted.