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In Langley Lane, at his parents’ house Little Balgair, now demolished, Frederick Knott (1916‒2002) wrote ‘Dial M For Murder’. After performances on television, and on London and Broadway stages, the play was filmed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1954.
Frederick Knott wrote the play 'Dial M for Murder' at his parents’ house, Little Balgair, in Langley Lane. The play became a major success, later adapted into a famous 1954 Alfred Hitchcock film.
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