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It's a race against time for the police when they have to find a kidnapped boy imprisoned with a time bomb, after his abductor dies without revealing the child's whereabouts.
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[@MrBernardgalway]

Can't go wrong with Robert Shaw. Fantastic Actor. 👍

[@keithnaylor1981]

Brilliant. The kind of great dramas they don't make anymore. Took me right back to the early 60s - the golly's, the heavy black phones with superb chrome purring dials, the gas bedroom heaters with the delicate fragile elements, short trousers and school caps and everybody you knew was smoking!

[@mervyndrage3507]

Smoking was the norm

[@mervyndrage3507]

Not brilliant

[@Londonfogey]

That's why I love these films. The late 50s/early 60s was the last genuinely stylish era before everything went weird around 1965-66-67.

[@soniavadnjal7553]

And drinking. They all drink all the time.

[@Hevva67]

Everything was better after 65/66/67…..

[@nigelmidgesequeira7865]

Thanks again Flick Vault for another priceless little British gem in b/w! Your uploads are most graciously appreciated! Can’t wait for the next one!

[@mervyndrage3507]

Poor plot

[@aadamtx]

Good twists and turns throughout. I don't think I've ever seen so many telephone conversations in an 80 minute film! And a brief but solid turn by Harry Fowler as "Smiley."

[@geoffupton]

i was going to give up watching... then it started intensifying... glad i watched it to the end! bloody good film!

[@peterhays7914]

Such a straightforward movie yet so entertaining with a sharp insight into police attitudes.

[@blodwyndavies6395]

Super little film. Extremely tense in parts with a good cast and script. Thanks for the upload Flick Vault. Another GEM.

[@sawrasam]

John Gregson as usual utterly compelling

[@thecovidprisoner]

British gem of a wee film , a true classic. Excellent plot with twists you would never guess. Thanks is not enough so enjoy...........🥃

[@JohninRosc]

Those were the days - "my plane leaves at 5:30, I've got to be there at 5 to check in"!

[@tradeladder146]

LOL.

[@ralphsanchico2452]

The minute the kid looked at the Gallywog with the sink full of water, I knew that was the de activator...Clever writing.

[@jimrichardson5849]

Yes I enjoyed this. If you haven’t seen it another good Brit film is “ CASH ON DEMAND” with Peter Cushing and Andre Morrell..

[@FRANKTHRING1]

Sorry to upset Kidraver below but Robert Shaw was not an American; he was a very British actor born in Lancashire in 1927. He turned up in many British movies of the Fifties and Sixties, such as "The Dam Busters" before finding everlasting fame in "Jaws" and some American made movies before his untimely death.

[@mikekemp9877]

often thought irish as well.he lived here for years but was not irish.could sing all the songs though!!!

[@johnmckeown6573]

he did live in Ireland, died in Ireland and is buried there !

[@mikekemp9877]

@@johnmckeown6573 no one said he didnt

[@richardprior5139]

I think my favorite role for Shaw was the fake British agent who had a great fight with James Bond in From Russia with Love.

[@jonjones1553]

@@richardprior5139 He was also great in The Deep. And if you can find it, a movie he made with Malcolm MacDowell called Figures in a landscape.

[@atilllathehun1212]

Good story, good cast, good quality download, What's not to like.

[@locouk]

I really enjoyed that one, thanks FV.

[@paulbroderick8438]

England of old! Loved the Humber Super Snipe car, made in Coventry my old home town. Good one and thank you.

[@tedthesailor172]

George Gregson, preparing to be Commander Gideon in Gideon's Way, and Professor Loftus about to deal with the Doctors in the House. Nice one. Many thanks for sharing...

[@garyrichardson8934]

John Gregson. was Commander George Gideon I believe.

[@clarehennessey3653]

John Gregson, just wonderful. Thank you.

[@alonzocalvillo6702]

Just saved this for a cold and rainy afternoon .

[@wandaburns8075]

Cool, Marlow's dad is played by William Hartnell, the FIRST Doctor Who.

[@kennethbooker4955]

Another British film good cast

[@bodegabreath4258]

Thanks for this wonderful movie. Really enjoyed it.

[@Anthony-qy5yw]

Both of them excellent actors it’s called the art of acting 🎭 you don’t see that sort of thing anymore quality .

[@E-Kat]

What about the art of writing?😂

[@adventuressurvivalinthailand]

22:36 a dirty great big microphone sticks up into the scene. At first I thought it was a little kid standing there or something LMFAO

[@edwardgriffin8092]

Large microphone in the bottom of the screen at 22:29 to 22:43. Film cost too much in those days too redo the scene :-)

[@epic5596]

The actor playing Commissioner Buleigh..wasn't he the Sherrif of Nottingham in the Robin Hood series?

[@alexdavies7394]

A brilliant example of what can be achieved from a "B" film. Great acting, a solid story and plenty of tension. Robert Shaw crackles with suspense.

[@stuartlawsonbeattie6200]

Oh dear, classic, brilliant film, but why do you cut the end credits? You also drop a clanger in telling the bloody story and not even telling the year of the film, please have some respect for these stars?

[@garyrichardson8934]

1962

[@George-ie1si]

The credits are on the beginning of the film.

[@cardona89]

@@George-ie1si you are right! Many years ago the movie started with the credits and ended up with "The end"!!

[@Hevva67]

I guess you can’t read Roman numerals….. 🙄

[@peterb1543]

No seat belts in those days eh.

[@PetroicaRodinogaster264]

The father was played by Alec Clunes the father of Martin Clunes of Doc Martin fame.

[@fredjones7307]

Taint what you know it's who you know. Nepotism rules ok. Major problem in the UK, it's controlled by people who worked their way up from the top..

[@fredjones7307]

@John Salvage Allegory.

[@carolineg1872]

Martin Clunes is the image of his father. This is a great movie all round.

[@stuartlawsonbeattie6200]

@@fredjones7307 crap. These are great artists and they came form a time when tv and movies were in the early doors but they were original. Just who would you compare these stars and the acting to, or are you just a miserable g*t.

[@fredjones7307]

@@stuartlawsonbeattie6200 Wow, what happened to free speech and opinions. Mr Stuart Lawson Beattie, might I suggest you read my comment again, at no time did I comment on the professionalism of the actors or the quality of the film. I actually watched it to the end, even though it was something of a trope, which is more than I can say for most KZbin films. I'm afraid your unnecessarily offensive remarks probably say more about yourself than I...

[@soniavadnjal7553]

These are great little films with great actors that would make it into the "big time" on the international stage.

[@jacquelineharrod6386]

Loved the film, which l had never seen. Thank you. My only objection was the killing of poor Golly, my favourite toy when a child.

[@mikekemp9877]

kidnap as echoes of the hireling and sceance on a wet afternnon! love the luxery cars then so elegant!

[@mikekemp9877]

@Cyber Zorro in england the austin princess was along with the rolls royce phantom and daimler and humber were big limousines used by royals and at weddings and funerals! all sedans are cars not all cars are sedans some are convertibles hatchbacks estate cars etc car is an alternative for automobile sedan is a specific type.

[@mikekemp9877]

the humber super snipe used here was the saloon version of the big limo.austin did the vanden plas princess and daimler the conquest.shorter wheel base and seating 5 or6 instead of 7 or 8.humber had a range of 4 saloons in this class including the imperial.more or less the same but different trim and engines! in america they would be luxury sedans here luxury saloons as opposed to the bigger limos!idea was the company director could drive himself on the chauffeurs day off or weekends wheras the bigger limos needed a seperate driver.all were cars though!

[@mervyndrage3507]

Spelt: luxury

[@mervyndrage3507]

WilliamHartnell as club bar manager

[@mikekemp9877]

@@mervyndrage3507 misstype mr perfect you try typing with no hands mr pedantic

[@frankiewoodhouse2914]

aaah the great Robert Shaw! thx

[@keithnaylor1981]

There MUST be a way to STOP the annoying cutting of the credits. Other presenters get round it. Why can't Flick Vault?

[@davidskeeterskeeter1835]

Ohhhh poor you,! 🖕😩

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

i thought he was jack regan from the sweeny and carter john thaw and dennis waterman what a great story

[@anythingbootneck]

Very enjoyable.

[@mikmac220]

Talking Pictures edit out John Gregson's reply to the showing of the explosion.

[@keithharvey7230]

Helen Cherry was the wife of Trevor Howard,lucky Trev.

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

Oh, the days of seat belts not being enforced, kids standing up in the front seat, a giant Golliwog, or Wolligog, a film that could never be made today, as all the PC outrage brigade would bring about thousands of them exploding with rage, but could be made back in 1962, when people were more sensible. I have a little 5 inch Golliwog (who I bought back in the 1990's from a tourist souvenir shop) who sits on top of my dashboard with a Hawaiin Hula Doll, who also sits along side him as well, who 'dances' about when I am driving.. So far, no one where I live have exploded with rage and written a nasty letter to the Guardian either to point out my sins, so much disappointed too. People were allowed to smoke back then too, and people were allowed to live life mostly how they wanted too, without being judged all the time. I think this film is better in B&W as it rather suits the age of when it was filmed. Plus on this channel that turns out very good quality and sound films, with no adverts too. Top channel.

[@atilllathehun1212]

A black friend of my wife's used to collect the Robertson jam golliwog badges. She didn't need anyone to be 'outraged' on her behalf.

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

@@atilllathehun1212 Ah yes, and of course the B&W Minstrels who were very entertaining on the TV back then. Well done your wife's friend who was not all offended and sulky....:)

[@Hevva67]

Smoking is something I’m glad that’s not around anymore….

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

@@Hevva67 Just as well that I don't live in he neck of your woods then....😄

[@PaulBaird]

Does anyone know when this was first shown on UKTV ? It’s not on the BBC listing’s website.

[@carlnapp4412]

21:00 What lovely cars Britain once built...

[@sirpagandetyptoft6793]

Both the lead actors died in their 50s we are fortunate these films are their legacy

[@weepingwillow-ud6xl]

A consistantly well written/acted storyline, the film quaity was superb considering it was made in 1962. Interesting lineage in the comments to the actor Alex Clunes, & who's father he is in real life...………... I couldn't help but think the actor who played the kidnapper, reminded me of one of the Joker's in an early tv Batman?

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

robert shaw of jaws the father of martin clunes dr martin didnt he look like him great movie i also thought i was watching regan and carter the sweeny lears later

[@soniavadnjal7553]

Thank you FV!

[@jacksugden8190]

No room for Parnell on the force, and how did the press find the location of the kidnappers house at the same at the police arrived?, and surely the child’s father would hang for murder of the kidnapper?.

[@MichaelBeeny]

More end titles cut... Why do you do it???

[@davids8449]

Anybody else spot the large mic

[@marcosmoreno504]

Not bad ... Brazil Dec 30, 2019 ......

[@manfredwilliams9762]

Why do these things all end so abruptly, is it copyright problems? It's intensely irritating.

[@joshh7144]

Exploding Gollywog!

[@coolroy4300]

Haha, just wondering how many lives have been saved by bathing .👍

[@lasharshar5127]

It didn't do queen bess any harm with her yearly one.

[@rickyboy591]

Great film ‘ so many flaws but enjoyable

[@kennyguitarallen5662]

john gregson,played a great british cop

[@rogermaes6001]

Quite a suspens ! Thank you.

[@janegarner9169]

Good film... thanks! Only one minor criticism -- the portrait. Usually in British films (& even TV programs) the art & decor is of the period represented & is appropriate to the type of home, etc, as opposed to Hollywood films, in which this is usually not the case. It was surprising to see that the lady's portrait here was of such poor & commercial quality, particularly as it was repeatedly shown & was the subject of conversation. The portrait looked like the cheapest kind of commercial painting, something quickly done for little money, not a portrait commissioned by a family of wealth & upper class. Odd for a British film, even one made on a lower budget. My background is in art & conservation of art but anyone with a basic public education would notice how bad this portrait is. Strange that a better quality portrait wasn't used, as good portraits from the period would've been available at low cost. (Portraits, unless of someone fairly well known or by a fairly well known artist, usually cost less than paintings in other genres. Also, such portraits are usually readily available at auction & in shops.)

[@elizabethhollins5988]

Oh yes, wretched Hollywood films. Only British are good.

[@PetroicaRodinogaster264]

If you look at the credits in the beginning you will see that though it was made in England and had english cast etc. it was made at the MGM studios there. Presumably there was a strong influence of american commercialism. I agree, I thought at the time, especially when they did a close up, the face was extremely unlike the quality of an English portrait.

[@delboytrotter8806]

Snob.............

[@elizabethhollins5988]

@@delboytrotter8806 quite!!

[@elizabethhollins5988]

@Mike Solis that would be simply gastly!!

[@routeman680]

15:00 and following. British police in 2021 wouldn't act as fast as this unless it was a hate-speech case.

[@routeman680]

@Denise I'm for free speech, and against preventing people from saying what they think about political matters.

[@sharegreats2157]

Very good detective story and an unusual case of extortion. By the way, "golliwog" (negro doll) is a completely new word for me.

[@swansong007]

Great film

[@wordyword.298]

Agreed. Even better at 24.19 when Shaw says “Waiting for Chester are you”? The subtitles say “Wanking Chester”. 🤣🤣🤣

[@irmalauradiamantini]

Excellent thriller though rather unrealistic in that the child never cries asking for his Daddy.....

[@glennmiddleton3324]

Robert Shaw klaxon

[@susannah1948]

Good

[@dougaldouglas8842]

Love the word Time bomb

[@stevef9530]

Nice classy cars those Humbers.

[@fred1554fred]

Not a very good bomb. restaff the golly and the stuffing would get caught up in the flywheel. The sticking in the back should be obvious but seems to vanish in subsequent scenes.

[@mark-shane]

Couldn't make this movie today with a Golliwog

[@peckelhaze6934]

I am surprised it is still shown. Just watched it on Talking Pictures.

[@E-Kat]

But we have the Black Police Association!!!!

[@caldwellfisher5288]

So the boss of the police is advocating they let the kidnapper go and pay him for his trouble, were audiences ever that simple minded. Timid wifey gets blasted on the phone " I wont be home and theres an end to it" and she doesnt bat an eye lid. Only 4 cars on the motorway type road. 1963 . The kids dad is Doc martins real life Dad.

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

when his child ran in wow

[@blodwyndavies6395]

Very susprised the didn't cut the GW scene pc and all that nonsense.

[@caldwellfisher5288]

that was just a toy back then, and sort of a part of the story, if you cut every cencativaty out of these old films they wouldn't make any sense.

[@wjenkins140]

too many ads....

[@mikmac220]

End Credits Cut Again

[@caldwellfisher5288]

the credits are near the beginning, around 3.30 in .These old films did that, so you get a nice simple THE END

[@Hevva67]

Boomers, always whining about things being PC now and demanding clunge! 🙄

[@meirionowen5979]

I hope there's some decent clunge in this.

[@delboytrotter8806]

Good golly......liberals look away......... Not your sort of film.........

[@teresas8173]

del trotts oh shut up

[@jimclark6256]

A propaganda film .. Could have been a good movie. I support law enforcement but I watched this for a cop and robber movie. Not a lecture.

[@mikekemp9877]

nope just a very good brisk movie! watch the keystone cops in future should provide all you want!

[@terrortorn]

Well we don't have "law enforcement" in Britain only the Police but British films of the day were not allowed to show any criminal act as being successful. All the famous heist films all show the protaganist getting his comeuppance and many degenerating to show the poorer personal traits when the chips are down. It was indeed propeganda.

[@mikekemp9877]

@@terrortorn no censorship!

[@terrortorn]

@@mikekemp9877 Six of one and half a dozen of the other. Keep in line, you will always get found out by the law is more a propaganda message to society rather than just censorship.

[@mikekemp9877]

@@terrortorn probably right. i merely meant that the movie wasnt propaganda just an efficient thriller written to get past the censor with no thought of any deeper meaning!actually the blind promotion of law and order lead to massive inefficiency and incompetence in policing to be ignored never mind corruption! took until the late 70s for the truth to begin to come out in the u.k! i was a copper for 30 years and in my early service few juries could comprehend that coppers often lie in the box! in the u.s.a the f.b.i were transformed into supercops by hoovers deals with hollywood in the 30s! actually they were so incompetent then he should have been sacked! it was a good little movie given the strictures of the time is my only point!

[@BobJones-dq9mx]

This movie is totally predictable and unrealistic. Yes the cars are nice to see but the script and scenario are totally unbelievable

[@garyrichardson8934]

At the time of writing this, the film had 89 comments, with only 1 or 2 really negative. I found 'unbeleiveable senario'' the hardest to take, not least because of the atrocious spelling.

[@BobJones-dq9mx]

@@garyrichardson8934 Correct spelling,but the movie is still a B show.

[@crose7412]

@@BobJones-dq9mx You predicted from the beginning that the kidnapper would expire?