Murder on a Honeymoon 1935
"Shiver and shake while you giggle and quake!"
When a suspicious death occurs mid-flight aboard a seaplane, sharp-witted schoolteacher Hildegarde Withers and her ever-patient counterpart Inspector Oscar Piper leap into action in *Murder on a Honeymoon* (1935).
Director: Lloyd Corrigan
Cast
Edna May Oliver
Hildegarde Withers
James Gleason
Police Insp. Oscar Piper
Lola Lane
Phyllis La Font
George Meeker
Tom Kelsey, alias Roswell T. Forrest
Dorothy Libaire
Kay Deving
Harry Ellerbe
Marvin Deving
Chick Chandler
Dick French
Willie Best
Willie (as Sleep 'n' Eat)
Leo G. Carroll
Joseph B. Tate
DeWitt Jennings
Captain Beegle
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Murder on a Honeymoon (1935) about?
*Murder on a Honeymoon* follows two unlikely detectives as they investigate a passenger's sudden demise during a seaplane journey. The film blends sharp humor with classic mystery tropes, as schoolteacher Hildegarde Withers and Inspector Oscar Piper race to solve the crime before the culprit strikes again. Expect a cleverly plotted puzzle steeped in 1930s charm.
Who directed Murder on a Honeymoon?
Lloyd Corrigan directed *Murder on a Honeymoon*, bringing his signature blend of wit and suspense to this vintage mystery-comedy.
Who stars in Murder on a Honeymoon?
The film stars Edna May Oliver and James Gleason as the iconic detective duo, alongside Lola Lane, George Meeker, and Dorothy Libaire in key roles.
Is Murder on a Honeymoon (1935) worth watching?
*Murder on a Honeymoon* is a hidden gem for fans of classic mysteries, offering a delightful mix of humor and intrigue. While its unrated status means no IMDb score, the film's clever writing, charming performances, and nostalgic 1930s atmosphere make it a rewarding watch for genre enthusiasts.
How long is Murder on a Honeymoon?
Murder on a Honeymoon runs for 74 minutes, or just over an hour, making it a perfect bite-sized classic for a cozy viewing session.
About Murder on a Honeymoon (1935) — A Seaplane Mystery Full of Wit and Whodunit Charm
When a suspicious death occurs mid-flight aboard a seaplane, sharp-witted schoolteacher Hildegarde Withers and her ever-patient counterpart Inspector Oscar Piper leap into action in *Murder on a Honeymoon* (1935). Directed by Lloyd Corrigan, this witty 1930s mystery-comedy blends suspense with sly humor, as the duo navigates the clueless passengers and treacherous skies to uncover the truth. The film's playful yet eerie atmosphere keeps viewers guessing, mixing classic whodunit tension with the undeniable charm of its era, all while showcasing the delightful chemistry between Edna May Oliver and James Gleason. A perfect storm of intrigue and amusement, this crime-solving caper proves that even a fatal flight can't ground their detective spirit.
Set against the glamorous yet perilous backdrop of 1930s aviation, *Murder on a Honeymoon* delivers a cleverly constructed puzzle wrapped in lighthearted banter. The mystery unfolds with twists and red herrings aplenty, all while the film's cozy, old-Hollywood aesthetic contrasts with its high-stakes premise. With its breezy runtime and engaging performances, this underrated gem offers a delightful escape for fans of vintage whodunits and anyone craving a dash of retro sophistication with their suspense.
