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A charming but ruthless criminal holds the family of a bank manager hostage as part of a cold-blooded plan to steal 97,000 pounds.
Starring: Peter Cushing, André Morell, Richard Vernon.
Directed By: Quentin Lawrence.
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[@markhayward7400]

This is a really wonderful and tense British thriller. It showcases what a wonderful actor Peter Cushing was. He had that priceless asset all great actors have: believability.

[@DonFahquidmi]

And with a sprinkle of comedy.

[@FOX007-um1wr]

With no sex. Can't find a new thriller film with out sex somewhere in it.

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

Yes brilliant

[@KD-xy8kq]

you're absolutely right.. people at that time were dumber than monkeys.. they had no idea of colors. they had black a d white clothes, black and white furniture...

[@MARIAAPARECIDA-wk1bw]

Yes brilliant😂😂😂🎉😢

[@sphinxtheeminx]

Many years ago when I was an art student in London, one of my fellow studnets had a Saturday job in Harrods, where he regularly served a silent Peter Cushing with a single Mars bar. Apparently he had been doing his Mars bar shopping there for years. One day, it was noted Mr Cushing didn't come in and so the student was sent round to the star's residence in a Harrods van, with a single Mars bar. Mr Cushing hadn't ordered it, but the department manager saw it as an obligation.

[@chergui77]

What a charming story! Thank you for sharing it.

[@diannemiller1895]

Agree, Cushing was at his finest. The plot was brilliant. Enjoyed every clever moment. 👌

[@docmalthus]

Anyone who has seen and loved, as I have, Peter Cushing and Andre Morell in Hound of the Baskervilles should see this to appreciate how really great these two actors are.

[@buck9668]

I'm amazed NO ONE but me cares a whit when films were released. This one from 1961.

[@kindGSL]

I care.

[@buck9668]

@@kindGSL I'm glad I'm not alone.

[@MK-hh1vo]

I was just about to post the release date!!! I hate when that's not included in the description!!! Thank you!

[@buck9668]

@@MK-hh1vo Thank you and others here for restoring my faith in humanity!

[@buck9668]

@@kindGSL Among other reasons, it's interesting to track how RP pronunciation evolved over the decades.

[@chergui77]

Thank you for posting this film. What an excellent performance by Peter Cushing! This was a good little British thriller/mystery with a touch of the master storytelling of O.Henry. IMO, British actors are quite accomplished....I think due to their classical theater training. Please show more British movies. Thank you.

[@londonlady227]

Love this film but then again, I'm partial to anything with Peter Cushing in. ❤

[@staciasmith5162]

Me too.❤

[@willieluncheonette5843]

This is a terrific British noir. Superb acting. Highly recommended!

[@m.s.3798]

That's what I call acting!!! Wonderful

[@howardsimpson489]

i would rather have plot holes than bloody gun and knife battles, the Britain of old has gone never to return.

[@jyotifraser7439]

well ... that's so. Yet, is it all so gloomy and lacking and violent ...? Pls search for the gems in the muck heap ....

[@reyluna9332]

I really enjoyed this Christmas thriller. There was one small thing that kept putting me off. It was every time they called the bank manager's name. I thought the crook kept calling him four eyes as an insult, and then I realized everyone was calling him that. I must be misinterpreting his name. Aha, his name was Fordyce. Anyway, it was a very intense performance by Peter Cushing and powerful lead by André Morell.

[@juliea.7292]

Me too😂😂

[@ThomasConrad-f3p]

Grazie KZbin for showing this brillant well-written and acted old clasic! It was pure 'theatre' and begs comparison any day with the over-priced movies that come out of Hollywood studios---guess it was done on a 'budget'---only a good script and 1st rate acting from two actors in mainly two rooms of a simple set!

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

@user-pl6wk3wg6d Thomas Conrad This seems to be a substantially truncated version of the movie. According to IMDB, this movie is 1 Hour and 29 Minutes long; but here, this video is only 1 Hour and 3 Minutes long. What gives??

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

So right you are!

[@buck9668]

Cushing has one of my favorite RP accents. No longer exists, I think.Sad.

[@ComboMuster]

My God I never knew they were making movies this good back then! Outstanding performances and very good script.

[@neildaly2635]

Great performances all around. Cushing gets a rare opportunity to show his considerable range as an actor.

[@mortalclown3812]

I appreciate him more with each passing year. YT has his work covered quite nicely.

[@juliemunro1]

Always loved Peter Cushing's acting, interesting film

[@icaltrin]

I'm from Canada but live in Greece. On this dark night with the blinds down, I really started to feel like it's snowing outside! Thank you so much for this movie and that feeling of Christmas!

[@kerenkares4473]

Talk about a 7 course meal of HUMBLE PIE ...i love the way he had to rely on the very people he looked down on and the entire staff showed him empathy and compassion...great movie!!!

[@Catmad65]

Fabulous, I have never seen this film before. Thanks for uploading ❤

[@charlesprice925]

I think this is the most sympathetic role I've seen Cushing play. Very well done.

[@jacksugden8190]

A fascinating film from 1961 with some good casting: Peter Cushing, André Morell, Richard Vernon and Norman Bird.

[@rippleeffect75]

Anyone else spot the 1958 Maserati 3500 GT Coupe at 4.00? A very rare & exotic machine for those days - you'd need to be a bank robber to purchase & run one! Excellent movie by the way

[@dchegu]

There's a certain charm in watching properly remastered black n white movie.

[@Donna-hz3vi]

Wow! That was quite a twist ending...

[@evetko]

My, that was a very clever thief. Cushing's tear, sweating, facial expressions were crisp. His superb performance held me captive.

[@E-D-E2704]

These good old black and whites really are good to watch.

[@martinmcdonald4207]

Splendid.

[@stevecharman8420]

Excellent film- a bit similar to Dicken's Christmas Tale. Scrooge gets his comeuppance.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Bah! Humbug. You mean after buying the largest Christmas Turkey with Bob Cratchet for Christmas? So why the comeuppance?

[@stephencharman9604]

​@@MikeGreenwood51Meaning that the bank manager is like Scrooge and like Scrooge he's taught a lesson that he's not so high and mighty after all.

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

Brilliant chamber thriller. The acting is wonderful, esp. Peter Cushing. I watched with bated breath. Terrific movie.

[@rebeccadees]

I love older movies especially the ones made in England with their awesome actors and storylines.

[@jdspence7281]

Absolutely these Brit movies shows are always so entertaining with very little violence.

[@eric_langat]

Same here. Recently watched Vilage of the Damned & City Of the Dead both from 1960. Awesome stuff.

[@rebeccadees]

I’ll have to check them out. Thanks!

[@drhyshek]

Peter Cushing is excellent. They all were.

[@thisissoeasy]

Great movie! Without violence or obscene language etc.

[@GG-jw8pt]

Yeah, I knew it was missing something!

[@Ogma3bandcamp]

lol @@GG-jw8pt

[@johnsmith-rs2vk]

When English was correctly pronounced and spoken .

[@andrewdaley5480]

Deffo. 🇬🇧

[@jamesrouillardjas1671]

Peter Cushing had a breathtaking range of talent. His performance here (all the rest of cast are capital, too) is among his best, l think. Great artist. Thanks for this boffo flick

[@lrn_news9171]

This movie is fuckin awesome. There are some things I expected but other things I didn't see coming.

[@jeffreyriley8742]

I'm a simple man. I see a Peter Cushing video, I click on it.

[@stevebutler812]

I don’t know this movie at all but at eight minutes and I’m already hooked. Like, what’s up? Is he actually Security, or and a con man? He gives them a business card and he’s practically in the vault

[@debl9957]

Love these old thrillers! Great movie!

[@markc7440]

Although Peter Cushing was known for playing powerful, intelligent, and even imposing characters he was actually a very gentle man, as well as a gentleman. He was known to be kind to younger and less experienced actors and actresses, sometimes deflecting the criticism of directors. He was married for many years and was truly devastated when his wife passed away, he took some time to come back to acting. Oh and he even featured on a song that chartered. Unlike his friend Christopher Lee, who was on a couple of very heavy metal records, Mr Cushing was sampled for a trance / dance track. It was called something like Snow White Clouds. Not only one of the finest actors of his generation but one of the finest actors full stop.

[@CarolLustgarten]

Wonderful excellent holiday movie. Loved it. The brits know how to bring it. Tis the season. 😊

[@lester9448]

Don't make them like this anymore

[@farlington4334]

It was a take on ‘A Christmas Carol’…Cushing was Scrooge…that’s the way I saw it anyway…🤷‍♂️

[@roundtwo3321]

Peter Cushing. Who knew? He has a very broad acting range. This reminds me of the Harrison Ford/Paul Bettany movie, Firewall (2006)

[@TgSunny-i8u]

i. really love british film's❤

[@newsbender]

British film's what?

[@stevev2492]

I expect most people have never heard of Andre Morell but what a terrific actor, he goes from charming to threatening and back again extremely well. I really like the film, although the plot doesn't make a lot of sense.

[@maxinejarrett7077]

I agree, it would have been more interesting if the thief, Cushing and the police all turned out to be in it together.

[@thereisnospoon277]

His going back and forth from one persona to another is quite effortless.

[@eh-i1841]

He was very well known,in the 60’s and 70’,in Britain,and very well respected.

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

@@maxinejarrett7077 No. Too trite.

[@stephenhowlett6345]

Best film I've seen over Christmas,

[@stananders474]

Peter Cushing is a brilliant actor.

[@wendy6512]

Love black and white films 🎥 🇬🇧

[@peterchaloner2877]

So well acted, so beautifully elocuted. Noliknoo.

[@41divad]

Excellent script, directing and acting

[@RobinCrusoe1952]

Well that was an unexpected treat. Stellar performances from Cushing and Morell. Thanks for uploading.

[@GDSaved]

Twisted wasn’t the word…nuts he was framed and all broke lose😅😅😅😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@roniy.6622]

An unexpected Christmas redemption movie, thank you 😊.

[@charliewest1221]

Engrossing film except for the question marks at the end. Wonderful peep down memory lane. Sadly, the England of old is no more. Very hard to find an Englishman in England these days?

[@nobull9541]

So what? Little England has been destroyed by Brexit and Tory misrule.

[@ingrid-7777]

I always understood: "Mr. Four Eyes", instead of Fordyce, 😂😂😅

[@thepeskytraveller3870]

Entertaining movie. But wanted to see more at the end. Thanks for uploading.

[@terencej2311]

The England of old when I was there in the early 70s. Alas, no more. When I was last in London two years ago, I was there for three days before I spoke to an English person.

[@Hexon66]

You should work on your social skills, then.

[@eh-i1841]

I know exactly what you mean.

[@matthewprince9705]

Nothing stays the same...

[@thepeskytraveller3870]

Alas, it is the way of human history. Conquer or be conquered. Only today, we do it by migration instead of open conquest. Hehe Careful of your comment - lots of self-righteous, guilt ridden people will bash you for saying something like that now. ;)

[@IanCastenetto]

Guess that's what happens when you invade countries and steal their wealth for hundreds of years...

[@adrianrose7703]

To think we queued round the block to see films like this. I got married next year - still am!

[@marcokite]

life was sane then

[@rockychristakes951]

I love British black and whites

[@skcyclist]

Perfect movie for me. Just over an hour long, never a dull moment, plot twists galore, great writing and acting.

[@eh-i1841]

I loved that Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee,were great friends.Such lovely people,too.

[@lornaneillcowper6496]

Thank you for uploading this wonderful film they dont make filmsike this anymore they really dont

[@uslines]

Great Peter Cushing. A fine actor who never needed Hammer Horror... though he excelled in them.

[@thereisnospoon277]

Yes, but Hammer Films kept him employed. As to whether Cushing needed that particular studio; let's just say that they were happy to have each other.

[@MK-hh1vo]

​@thereisnospoon277 And his Hammer roles gave him so much more variety to work with. He was great here, but it was very close to typecasting. His Dr Frankenstein roles were never that!

[@caroldixon7796]

Thank you so much. Just about the best movie I have ever seen! Wow🎉

[@spottie999]

he needed the money because Morecombe and Wise never paid him.

[@MalcolmBrown-z5o]

The old ones are the best.

[@jaymorris3468]

Good seeing old England, as it was.

[@jordancarlin9687]

except the teeth maybe

[@jakebailey6285]

He knew how much money would be in the safe, who Fordyce had spoken to at a party, but didn't know about the window-cleaning contract? Tsk, tsk.

[@russellhayton6378]

Interesting film for sci - fi fans. Dr Who , Professor Quatermass and Slartibartfast all in the same room

[@wilsonflood4393]

Those were the days. Bank branches gone.

[@debbabbit9283]

We still have them in USA. I didn't know that. What happened?

[@gvdlpgg2406]

@@debbabbit9283 in uk you now only get bank branches in bigger towns and there are far fewer in cities. There are "hole in the wall" cash machines where the bank used to be and a lot of banking is done online. They want people to go cashless where you pay with a "tap in" card or your mobile phone. People, eg the older ones, are not happy. I think in Sweden it is hard to pay for anything with money.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Mr. Cushing always seemed to be fighting Dracula. Here he's taken a different angle. Great acting. Thanks for posting.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Thank you. Glad you found the movie interesting too.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the movie too.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Thank you.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the movie too.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Thank you. Glad you enjoy these old movies too.

[@rogermaes6001]

I love this little movie. I saw it twice. Peter Crushing gives a wonderful performance. Thanks.

[@georgegonzalez2476]

Kinda dodgy on the details. Why is the vault inside the bank managers office? What was the point of him wiping his forehead by the window? Who accepts a guy as an investigator without asking for Id? How did the bad guy get all that info? No time lock on the safe? No cameras? Why did they bring the suitcases back into the bank? How did they catch the bad guy so quickly? Was the bank manager in on it as suggested by his speed in packing up the money? So many questions. Why did I watch this ?

[@cosbro5389]

😭😂

[@EricIrl]

It's the 1950s - so definitely no security cameras. You would be amazed at how much was done on "trust" back in those days - especially if somebody had the right type of accent. And, as the plot shows, attempts were made to try and identify "the inspector" but fell foul of the archaic telephone systems of that era. So not THAT unrealistic in my view. I thought the acting was excellent. I thought the fact that the manager got fooled by a fake phone call is something which is very much a thing today - and quite an advanced plot device for the period that the film was made in. Yes, the plot was a bit curtailed with some gaps in the narrative. I guess it was made on a very tight budget. I enjoyed it.

[@markrainford1219]

Why you ask so many questions?

[@rameyzamora1018]

This was originally a stage play I think. Like "Mousetrap" which also has plot holes a Mack truck could fit through LOL

[@jyotifraser7439]

A lot of analysis 'Tech GG. That your thing?? This may just be your bag, so so many ... ; yet your going on somewhat (who wants that?) smacks of more OC, self-flagellation, than is helpful. Less the ability to Go with the Flow. It's merely Entertainment to enjoy old chap, and from decades ago you know ... not a matter of forensics nor an opportunity to come across cleverer than us!!

[@Austongold]

" Banking a dignified profession" 😆

[@LIZZIE-lizzie]

Actually a very good movie with excellent players! It seems Cushing starts out as an obcessive compulsive and unfortunately, these gems are cut. Some have the heart cut right out of them and are unbearable to watch when you've seen the movie. They're so good the pulse keeps going but you haven't a clue as to what really happens.

[@אילייןלוי]

Peter Cush❤..superb actor❤,I love our Black a d White oldies.❤

[@SuSang666]

Thanks for the upload. The quality of the print is excellent.

[@antoniopacheco864]

Peter Cushing, in his best manner. Great movie. Thank you

[@shelleymcafee8197]

That was excellent, Thank-You so much!

[@davidsigalow7349]

This is a good film - tightly written and well-acted by all concerned.

[@roelienpostma2367]

Please mention the writer R.D. Wingfield! My favorite!

[@tedbailey3673]

R.D. Wingfield

[@missmuffet3874]

I thought it was. I listened to the play on Radio 4 years ago.

[@daviddavis7710]

Outstanding performances, brilliant lighting, an excellent film.

[@mortalclown3812]

Terrific back story to how this was made at all on IMDb and Wikipedia. Terrific little film with a few surprises.

[@FOX007-um1wr]

I didn't realize how amazing Peter Cushing was as an actor. A marvelous performance, my only complaint is the ending. What happens next? Is he busted for a crime, or not?

[@adamcheong4742]

Negligence of duty.

[@azul8811]

What happens is that he learned about loyalty and the importance of friendship and what is really important in life. After all, this is a Christmas movie.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

They drive him to a parked boat on the canal when it is revealed the supposed Police are part of plan B incase the alarm is raised. So the so-called Police are the Bogus colonel's crimminal accomplices. At 15:45PM the bank staff phone the Police station to find out what has happened to their Bank Manager. That is when the real alarm is raised.

[@ed9763]

Great acting but couldn't make head or tail of the plot. Very frustrating I wish I hadn't watched.👎

[@geoffreypiltz271]

@@ed9763 Do you get someone to tie your shoelaces?

[@jamesraymond1158]

spoiler alert: confusing final scene explained by wikipedia "Gore Hepburn tells the police that Hepburn and another man used a tape recorder to disguise their voices and make it seem like Fordyce's family was kidnapped, and that Fordyce is innocent. Fordyce is finally seen as innocent and the police let him go. Knowing his wife and son are safe, he has changed his opinion of his co-workers for helping him. He goes to the police station with them to talk to his wife and to Hepburn for deceiving him. With a half-smile on his face, he tells Pearson to manage the bank in his absence, assuring him he will be back in a few hours and join them at the staff Christmas party."

[@jenniecormie6145]

Thank you!

[@glendadafonseca8284]

This is not at all clear from the ending.

[@Hondo0101]

very good storytelling

[@susanjaeger9851]

If only more management would see the loyalty and value of their staff, the job might not suck so much.

[@essietheus2869]

Excellent 🍿 Movie!! I wanted to wait till Saturday to watch it.. But..here I am! 😊 Thanks A Million!

[@gloriamontgomery6900]

Peter Cushing! What an superb actor he was. Can’t wait to watch this.

[@FrankHeuvelman]

You are supposed to write a comment afterwards.

[@eh-i1841]

@@FrankHeuvelmanyou’re free to write a comment when the muse takes you.

[@FrankHeuvelman]

@@eh-i1841 Ohhh, you're no fun.

[@rescuepetsrule6842]

Smart plot, good acting and it all takes place in a few rooms. Plus, since it was Christmas, the bad guy gave his victim a gift. TY.

[@andywinger4197]

I don't think it was so much a gift. He just didn't want to be associated with the bank manager. He was concerned about his reputation.

[@lester9448]

A classic film with Andre Morrell and Peter Cushing 😂

[@NineInchTyrone]

WOW. EXCELLENT !

[@katherinelwooley7891]

I totally agree. Well acted by all.

[@Mike20216]

Gem of a little film, Peter Cushing at his best.

[@somethingbright4268]

I thought they were calling him Mr Foureyes 😅

[@robertwalker5521]

Harry Fordyce

[@robertwalker5521]

@@whoknows2054 That's why I like clear, majestic names like : Smith, Brown & Jones..........and Walker

[@kevino4846]

🤣🤪

[@patz24]

Me2 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@FOX007-um1wr]

So did I. 🤣🤣🤓🤓

[@Petuna-n2v]

Loved this film just wish they changed the ending with Xmas party 😢❤

[@Firebrand55]

Andre Morell, Richard Vernon and Peter Cushing.....apologies to the wokes of 2023, but here you have the essence of quintessential English aplomb. This is Peter Cushing's best performance . His intensity and realism is astonishing....but don't take my word for it.......watch!

[@aaropajari7058]

What is wokishness to do with anything?

[@callithowiseeit5806]

@@aaropajari7058 We live in an age where a man feels the need to apologise ahead of simply complimenting others for their quintessential Englishness and you ask what has wokishness to do with anything? Look up from your food once in a while man

[@Spectrescup]

Many young people disapprove of the prejudice and injustice of the past, and even if they often go too far, they're not half as ridiculous as people who squeeze anti 'woke' comments into any social media crevice. According to these geniuses, they're the greatest threat to the west since the Ottoman empire. Incredibly, they're so brainwashed by the tabloids and right-wing Internet memes they'll still vote Tory, and perpetuate the destruction of this once wonderful country.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

@@callithowiseeit5806 WELL SAID!!! I am UNAPOLOGETIC!! The BLM thugs invaded London by the orders and funding of Obomination in 2008. Now you see the black nazi fist everywhere. Terrorists. I LOVE the times when England was unadulterated, unpillaged, and clean. English history and pristine will never die.

[@thereisnospoon277]

There is no need to apologize to the “woke” mob simply because better films were made back then.

[@ЛКард-у7ы]

Просто блеск. Все безупречно: игра актеров, сценарий, режиссура ❤

[@johnweir1217]

Спасибо

[@kimmccabe1422]

To me its always Sir Peter Cushing❤

[@kennethlaycock4724]

I don't remember Peter Cushion being knighted. Au contraire, he was off one,but subsequently refused

[@staciasmith5162]

Or Lord Cushing, going off Star Wars.

[@adamcheong4742]

The crook was so calm and steady. Even when arrested.

[@deloreslandeis1008]

A gem..thank you for sharing..😊

[@uktruecrime]

interesting film, but so full of plot holes. I guess it was quite clever for its time as the alarms and things were probably quite new and the idea quite novel. the ending ws also quite disappointing as it inferrs that the bank manager might be convicted.

[@BritInvLvr]

Nope. The inspector said there was no crime for what he did. They probably need him to make a statement.