No Place Like Homicide!

Syd Butler

Ernie Broughton

Guy Broughton

Fisk - the Butler

Aunt Emily

Malcolm Broughton

Janet Broughton

Arkwright / Gabriel Broughton

Dr. Edward Broughton

Hearse Driver

Porter

Himself (uncredited)

A spellbound Fisk reads a paperback copy of D.H. Lawrence's "Lady Chatterley's Lover". This was a timely gag in 1961, as its' publishers Penguin Books had been prosecuted under the Obscene Publications Act in a widely-publicised trial at the Old Bailey the previous year.

The film is heavily referenced in Jonathan Coe's 1994 novel "What a Carve Up!"

Fisk carries a torch to inspect the generator, but the position of his hand varies greatly between shots.

We see Ernie proof-reading the (fictional) novel "The Fiend of the Second Floor Flat" but the spine of the paperback used as the mock-up doesn't match this title.

As the "dead" body of Everett Sloane goes into the fish-pond, he puts out his arms to protect himself.