The Tell-Tale Heart

The Tell-Tale Heart was released on October 25, 1941.

The Tell-Tale Heart was directed by Jules Dassin.

The Tell-Tale Heart has a runtime of 20m.

Adapted from the story by Edgar Allan Poe: A young man is being dominated, insulted, and mistreated by the older man whose lodgings he shares. Finally, one night he enters the older man's room and kills him. Afterwards, the young man grows increasingly nervous, and he becomes convinced that he can still hear the dead man's heart beating.

The key characters in The Tell-Tale Heart are Young Man (Joseph Schildkraut), Old Man (Roman Bohnen), First Deputy Sheriff (uncredited) (Oscar O'Shea).

The Tell-Tale Heart is rated Not Rated.

The Tell-Tale Heart is a Crime, Mystery, Horror film.

The Tell-Tale Heart has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.