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[@anupambhattacharjee4458]

Classic movie.Great plot. Superb acting by William Sylvester.What a twist in the end. Really loved watching this gem.

[@sandrawilson6031]

Applause,Applause! Great movie.That witch.What a shock with the 'best friend'.Really enjoyed it.

[@irmalauradiamantini]

Excellent film full of twists and turns and surprise ending. Would deserve to be classified as an "A" movie. Thank you for posting it.😊

[@peterhudd5397]

Great film..thank you for uploading these old 1950s and 60s little gems. A godsend for my wife and I during this pandemic. X

[@rogermaes6001]

That was very, very good. It's great to see and hear Ronnie Carroll in his best. Thanks a lot.

[@herbrand47]

Great film, great plot, great acting.

[@princeavinashmishra421]

What a great movie! Never expected that blind corner in the movie as Mike!!!!

[@CammieInOz]

Great little movie, loved the unexpected twist. Barbara Shelley and Elizabeth Shepperd, both in their 80s, are still with us.

[@pljms]

Sadly Barbara Shelley died on January the 4th, 2021. Such a beautiful and classy actress.

[@CammieInOz]

@@pljms I hadn't heard, sad news. :( We've lost so many talented actors as and actresses this year, and it's only February.

[@tobyhoward4979]

Excellent film, thanks for posting it.

[@paulchristman2456]

Wow! A fun flick that I've never heard of, let alone seen. Great change-of-pace role for Barbara Shelley. And Elizabeth Shepherd. This is only the third film I've ever seen her in. Thanks for this!

[@lorrainebennett7528]

That was excellent, loved the white Sunbeam!

[@sandrawilson6031]

Poor Ricky! Played him for a fool. Loved the happy ending.

[@paulpearce1161]

The best film I've seen in a long time. Thanks.

[@dillardjenkins5118]

A good movie with clever plotting and easy to follow.

[@lappylappy7269]

Barbara at her very best . Also in ,The End of the Line .2 quality films .R I P Barbara and thank you 💔

[@tangistanguy]

Fantastic film from every point of view. Thank you very much. No excessive acting as, for instance, in the late "Spencer" but generally in many silly Hollywood movies nowadays. Superbe.

[@sharonpereira6705]

Superb stunning Thriller! Fine Acting , still better plot. Wonder how it skipped an Oscar?

[@ginogino3551]

GREAT FILM AS ALWAYS Thanks very much flick!!

[@rubytuesday5412]

Thanks, Flick Vault. A nice little movie with a twist.

[@rosabellelopez9115]

Love the happy ending, thank you so much for this awesome classic flick❤😘

[@paulbroderick8438]

Great movie. Love and treachery, a winning combination. Ronnie Carroll, a side kick of Millicent Martin who he was married to at one time, old school crooner.

[@doctorfoster1968]

clever twists towards the end! Enjoyable

[@Mick_Harrison]

YES! No nonsense and a happy ending! Great stuff.

[@leebritnell2405]

Excellent.William Sylvester always good,and unusual to see Scream Queen Barbara Shelley in coldhearted role.

[@badingan2000]

Thank you a lot for those great movies 😊🌹🌹🌹

[@mariank7744]

Good movie. William Sylvester also played a blind man in "Faces in the Dark", one of my favourite movies. Happy New Year 2022 to all from Marian in UK.

[@floydroadheroes]

excellent flick! Great ending and it was great seeing his wife getting her comeuppance! Thanks for this little gem!

[@mindyvaughn8217]

Another great movie. Thank you!💖

[@therisingstar9487]

A Must Watch Black and White Beautiful movie.

[@sveletemelody]

This one will get your attention. Lots of twists.

[@peterbamforth6453]

"Banged to rights" A good ending .

[@blodwyndavies6395]

Very Enjoyable. Thanks for uploading.

[@sapphirecrystalhealer88]

Great film! Superb story and characters, loved that Sunbeam Alpine too! 😊

[@leebritnell2405]

It's bad that you cut the credits(though I expect there's a rationale to this).You continue to have an excellent selection of movies,thanks for the uploads!

[@None-zc5vg]

"Mancunian Films" was a small-time company that originally made pictures using an old church in Manchester, England, as a base. They must have gone up in the world to have made this one, which had decent actors and sets.

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

I don't kow, why would they still say made at Pinewood studios at the end? I am not disagreeing, but am mystified myself, cheers. Brilliant film. Did mancunian films change hands then, becasue I can remember quite a few classics made by them.

[@lappylappy7269]

Great film !

[@africadreamin]

Another great story, thanks for sharing them.

[@davidcopperfield-notthemag397]

"If you loved me, you would kill my husband!" - said the two timing wife. Sicko.

[@pambrown8697]

Did not see that coming at the end.....good movie

[@juanrock339]

excellent thriller,crime film. thanks for uploading :)

[@klaus-dieterkoch363]

Excellent

[@conhawks]

very neat little thriller, beautiful twist, is this a 16mm print?

[@johnkean6852]

His head looks displaced in that portrait above the bar 🤔

[@AndyMangele]

Enjoyed it a lot - great ending for my taste! ;)

[@theminx386]

Great twist at 57 mins. Great all round movie.

[@MuhammadNasir-jp5gu]

Black and white, but very colourful.

[@djr6876]

A twist with a happy ending.

[@dav7444]

Fabulous and a very good movie

[@ashrafosman7845]

Very nice movie, thanks for the upload

[@strengthingod4121]

Good old movie 😎

[@cl759]

OMG if this doesn't pick up the pace soon I'll have to watch Drag Me to Hell again just to feel something

[@pikemeredith5604]

Interesting film but love is blind hehe. Why tho the stage lights can always been seen in those who wear glasses.

[@oldskoolfool141]

..starring Trevor Eve, 9pm friday nights on BBC1

[@edwardscully6536]

The inflation rate in United Kingdom between 1963 and 2019 was 1,644.84%, which translates into a total increase of £8,224,212.25. This means that 500,000 pounds in 1963 are equivalent to 8,724,212.25 pounds in 2019. In other words, the purchasing power of £500,000 in 1963 equals £8,724,212.25 in 2019. The average annual inflation rate between these periods was 5.24%.

[@JulieWallis1963]

dwiggins01 no, a guinea is *not* the same as a pound. If it was, it would be called a pound, not a guinea. a guinea meant an amount of one pound and one shilling (21 shillings), or one pound and five pence (£1.05) in decimalised currency. Although the guinea had been around since I think 1200’s it was out of circulation from the mid 1800’s but still used in pricing right up until the 1970’s. Check out this simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea_(British_coin)

[@tomkent4656]

Useful B movie.

[@nicolemartinezgandolfo6655]

Merci Bravo!!!

[@stuartlawsonbeattie6200]

Dear dear, you tell the plot and then you fail to disclose the year of the movie. Why do you continually do this. I am most grateful for your sharing, but fail to understand your motives. Great film, one of the best thank you. Pinewood is the best, I wish they would return with black and white as well. I am sick of modern colour with plastic casts with the same lips and eyebrows, no taste in clothing and shockingly masculine women and effeminate men, no thanks to special effects and digital cartoonisation as well, cheers.

[@rubytuesday5412]

Haha, so true. All the women these days ~ following the herd with over-inflated lips and too thick stencilled eyebrows! Give me movies from this era any day. I could count on one hand how many "Hollywood" type movies I've seen made after 2000.

[@georgebronte840]

Date shown at 0:19 in Latin script as is the norm for films then. 1963

[@manfredwilliams9762]

What a super voice Ronnie had. Not.

[@ziblot1235]

Never hear of these folks but what a great yarn. Had me on the edge of my seat. And such true characters. I really liked the people and disliked the wife and the "best friend". Great movie, well worth your time. I put it right up there with some of the best Ive seen. Only low points was having to listen to the "well known crooner"Ronnie Carroll...who sucked.

[@None-zc5vg]

Too right about that Ronnie Carroll.

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

Why insult the singer, if you liked the movie that much?

[@abaynehworku8858]

great movie

[@peterpyke1213]

ANOTHER MOVIE WICKED WOMAN,GOOD FILM THANK YOU

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Ah, that's the actor that was in the first half scenes in 2001 A Space Odyssey - William Sylvester from USA. He came to act in British movies in the 1950s after European theatre WW2.

[@kennethbooker4955]

Another British film good cast crime

[@ziggyschumann5284]

Not a bad flick, rather enjoyed it.

[@Papa-o33963]

Cool

[@tonypate9174]

@@Papa-o33963 and not with a "K" ?

[@dreamchildrulesfando]

What a absurd couple.Booth of them in love with another,unknown to the other.They could just have divorced and married their new loved ones.Ha ha.Like Shakespeare said Much Ado About Nothing.

[@lindaflowerpower8498]

But then the wichbitch wouldn’t have got his money.

[@N_Loco_Parenthesis]

They should remake this...with Trevor Eve. ;)

[@susannah1948]

Wow

[@seemablake3739]

Yes! Wow!

[@clairejouan8714]

I can't read the synopsis, can you help please

[@annetthallam7276]

The film was ok but why does everyone have perfect even white teeth? Are they all false? Why do they sit around the house in suits and ties? I know it's petty but it just grates on me

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Blame it on black and white film - they were actually yellow from all the cigarettes. 🙂

[@klaus-dieterkoch363]

Doesn't she look a little bit like Christine Keeler who was infamous for Skandal in 1963?

[@lindaflowerpower8498]

Beware of the witch 🧙‍♀️ The gallows are waiting.

[@strengthingod4121]

Talking with a 👉🏻 🚬💀 in the mouth was a cool look wayback then?

[@jacksugden8190]

Love triangle

[@marcosmoreno504]

Not bad

[@cl759]

There's singing now, well l gave it a fair shake, but no

[@cl759]

It's not b/w film, it's mostly black I understand that main character is blind but, fuck it, I'm not If he can pour himself a drink he can switch on the light

[@meirionowen5979]

I hope there's some decent clunge in this.

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

Oh boy, there is always a donkey. Come back when you reach 13 in 6 years.

[@meirionowen5979]

@@stuartlawsonbeattie1411 Not a liker of clunge, ei? A fruit? Never worry, I won't tell anyone.

[@fordandy1]

Excellent