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Director: | Harold French |
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Writer: | Sydney Box |
Staring: |
Kenyon is a narcotics agent who, with the aid of a titled bird-watcher attempts to trap a brother and sister drug smuggling team. | |
Release Date: | May 04, 1954 |
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Director: | Harold French |
Writer: | Sydney Box |
Genres: | Crime, Thriller |
Keywords | smuggling (contraband) |
Production Companies | London Independent Producers |
Box Office |
Revenue: $0
Budget: $0 |
Updates |
Updated: Aug 03, 2024 (Update) Entered: Apr 24, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Jack Warner | Maj. Alec White |
Nigel Patrick | Insp. Michael Kenyon |
Elizabeth Sellars | Rita Compton |
Terence Morgan | Roger Compton |
Greta Gynt | Mme. Simonetta |
Theodore Bikel | Max |
Eric Pohlmann | Steven Lasovich |
Joyce Grenfell | Lady Flavia Queensway |
Michael Hordern | Director of Customs |
James Gilbert | Agent Larkins |
Martin Boddey | Sub-Director Holt |
Hal Osmond | Baggage Room Clerk |
Jacques Brunius | Det. Pierre Valance |
Ronald Adam | Mr. Bennett |
Jill Adams | Michael's Dance Partner (uncredited) |
John Arnatt | Customs Officer (uncredited) |
Ballard Berkeley | Cooper |
Jacques Cey | Little Frenchman |
Cyril Chamberlain | Customs Officer |
Philip Dale | A.P.O. |
David Davies | (uncredited) |
Guy De Monceau | Head Waiter (uncredited) |
Arnold Diamond | French Customs Officer |
Tom Gill | Montana Hotel Receptionist |
Campbell Gray | Luigi |
George Hilsdon | Police Driver (uncredited) |
John Horsley | Customs Officer |
Robin Hunter | A.P.O. |
Douglas Ives | Seaman |
Hamilton Keene | Cop at London Airport |
Lloyd Lamble | Captain of Python |
Terence Longdon | A.P.O. at Customs Launch |
Nicholas Phipps | Royal Navy Information Officer |
Denis Shaw | Ship's Cook |
Campbell Singer | Sergeant Dodson, River Police |
John Singer | Seaman |
Philip Stainton | Seaburyness Police Sergeant |
Herbert C. Walton | Old Man in Dungarees |
Brian Wilde | Smuggler at Airfield |
Joan Winmill Brown | W.S.O. |
Name | Job |
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Harold French | Director |
Anne V. Coates | Editor |
Sydney Box | Screenplay |
Name | Title |
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Sydney Box | Producer |
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Nigel Patrick ("Kenyon") works quite well here as a customs and excise inspector who is on the trail of a glamorous brother and sister (Elizabeth Sellars & Terence Morgan) whom he and boss Jack Warner suspect might be involved in a big drug smuggling enterprise. As the plot thickens, he begins to fa ... ll a little for the femme fatale and things all get rather too complicated. It features a fun contribution from Joyce Grenfell as the slightly eccentric tweeter (birds) "Lady Flavia' and keep an eye out for a fleeting visit by Michael Hordern. The writing is a bit bland however, and the investigative sides of the story a bit procedural - but the performances are decent enough and the photography helps the drama along well. Worth a watch.