BRITISH CINEMA: RENOWN PICTURES CRIME & NOIR: Blackout, Home to Danger, Meet Mr. Callaghan, Bond of Fear, No Trace, Recoil
AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER: 06/05/09
RELEASE DATE: 06/30/09
Product Details
Format: 2-DVD9s
Version: Full Screen
Rating: NR
Runtime: 453 minutes
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Year: 1950, 1951, 1954, 1956, 1950, 1953
Item #: 8558
Region: NTSC
Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0
Color: B&W
Language: English
Country: United Kingdom
UPC: 089859855825
ISBN: 1-55739-579-9
Summary
Delve within the world of “Hard-boiled” deductions and who dunnits, with six movies that defined the world of British Cinema’s Crime and Noir.
Disc One:
BLACKOUT (1950) – In this tight little crime film directed by Robert S. Baker, a blind man's (Maxwell Reed) sight is restored in time to solve the mystery of his girl friend's dead (or is he?) brother and a gang of smugglers. (73 minutes)
HOME TO DANGER (1951) – A drug dealer tries to kill dead partner’s daughter when she inherits an old house. (66 minutes)
MEET MR. CALLAGHAN (1954) – Based on a Peter Cheyney novel, Slim Callaghan (De Marney), is required to solve the death of a much hated rich man. (88 minutes)
Disc Two:
BOND OF FEAR (1956) – A man and his family on a caravan holiday in France are taken hostage by an escaped convict (John Colicos). (72 minutes)
NO TRACE (1950) – Crime novelist (Hugh Sinclair) kills blackmailer and pretends to help police. (75 minutes)
RECOIL (1953) – Jean Talbot poses as a crook to infiltrate the gang who killed her father. (79 minutes)
TRT: 453 minutes
Bonus
Scene Selection
Trailers
British Cinema Promo
Actors
Disc One:
BLACKOUT: Maxwell Reed, Dinah Sheridan, Patrick Doonan
HOME TO DANGER: Guy Rolfe, Rona Anderson
MEET MR. CALLAGHAN: Derrick DeMarney, Harriett Johns
Disc Two:
BOND OF FEAR: Dermot Walsh, Jane Barrett, John Colicos,
NO TRACE: Hugh Sinclair, Dinah Sheridan
RECOIL: Edward Underdown, Elizbeth Sellars
Directors
BLACKOUT: Robert S. Baker
HOME TO DANGER: Terence Fisher
MEET MR. CALLAGHAN: Charles Saunders
BOND OF FEAR: Henry Cass
NO TRACE: John Gilling
RECOIL: John Gilling
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