Type
Film
Year
1951
Character
Police Driver
Gallery
Summary
Short but effective suspense thriller shot on England's south-east coast. Although we know the bad guy from the start, the suspense is nevertheless maintained until the final shoot out on the rifle ranges which provide an unusual setting. Accents and dialogues typical of 50s England. Definitely worth viewing!.
Credits
- Actor Character
- Maxwell Reed The Dark Man
- Edward Underdown Inspector Jack Viner
- Natasha Parry Molly Lester
- Barbara Murray Carol Burns
- William Hartnell The Police Superintendant
- Leonard White Detective Evans
- Gerald Anderson Walsham Bay Police Inspector
- Geoffrey Bond Walsham Bay Police Sergeant
- John Derrick Detective-Sergeant Wells
- Denis Webb Scotland Yard Detective (as Dennis Webb)
- John Hewer Cab Driver - Victim
- Ernest Haines Mostyn
- Walter Horsbrugh The Detective-Commander
- Duggie Ascot George, stage manager (as Duggie Ascott)
- Robert Long Charles Burns
- Cyril Smith Samuel Denny
- David Keir Stevens, hotel desk clerk
- Digby Wolfe Jerry, party guest
- Grace Denbigh Russell Hotel Proprietress
- Gordon Littmann Cab Driver - Witness (as Gordon Litman)
- Doris Yorke Coffee Shop Proprietress
- Betty Cooper Carol's Mother
- Carol Olver The Little Girl
- Robert Hay-Smith The Little Boy
- John Singer Army Captain
- Sam Kydd Army Sergeant-Major
- Norman Claridge The Hospital Doctor
- Daphne Anderson Fisher-woman
- Gordon Bell Reporter
- Harry Fowler Reporter
- Fred Johnson Hospital Porter
- Fred X. Johnson Hospital Porter
- Oscar Quitak Reporter
- Ewen Solon Police Driver
- Geoffrey Sumner Major
- Robert Brown Policeman At Hospital
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| Directed by | |
| Jeffrey Dell | |
| Writing credits (in alphabetical order) | |
| Jeffrey Dell | |
| Produced by | |
| Julian Wintle | producer |
| Original Music by | |
| Hubert Clifford | |
| Cinematography by | |
| Eric Cross | |
| Film Editing by | |
| Geoffrey Muller | |
| Art Direction by | |
| George Haslam | |
| Makeup Department | |
| Jack Craig | makeup artist |
| Jayne Seymour | hair stylist |
| Production Management | |
| Jack Hicks | production supervisor |
| Second Unit or Assistant Director | |
| Ted Holliday | assistant director |
| George Mills | assistant director |
| Sound Department | |
| Laurie Clarkson | sound recordist (as Laurence Clarkson) |
| Dick Smith | sound recordist |
| Other crew | |
| Hubert Clifford | conductor |
| Phyllis Dalton | costumer |
| M.E. Gillett | wardrober |