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5.4/10   19 votes
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Director:
Terence Fisher
Writer:
Jan Read (writer)
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Release Date:
1953 (USA) more
Genre:
Crime | Drama more
Tagline:
Was This The Perfect Crime?
Plot:
Discharged by his employer, a private eye stays on a jewel theft case after a model with information for him is murdered. | add synopsis
User Comments:
early Hammer mystery programmer, with Tom "Falcon" Conway more

Cast

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Tom Conway ... Tom Conway, private investigator
Mila Parély ... Helen Pascall
Naomi Chance ... Gina, a model

Eric Pohlmann ... Mr. Mercedes
Andrew Osborn ... Captain Colin Simpson
Richard Wattis ... Detective Inspector MacLeod
Margaret Halstan ... Lady Marchant
Eileen Way ... Mme. Fernande
Michael Ripper ... Eddie
Betty Cooper ... Miss Betty, showroom mistress
Thomas Heathcote ... Detective Sergeant Jessup
Alan Rolfe ... Inspector
Roger Delgado ... Marlowe, murderer-thief
Reed DeRoven ... Heath
Delphi Lawrence ... Chelsea, a model
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Three Stops to Murder (USA)
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Runtime:
76 min
Country:
UK
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono

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8 out of 8 people found the following comment useful:-
early Hammer mystery programmer, with Tom "Falcon" Conway, 27 July 2003
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Author: django-1 from south Texas USA

No great analysis needed here...a solid mystery with Tom Conway playing a private detective, ex-FBI, named...Tom Conway! The plot involves a jewel heist in the fashion industry, a crime that eventually grows into two murders. Conway is eventually asked to drop the case, and of course there is no better way to get a movie detective to devote himself to a case then to drop him from it! This was made during the period in the early 50s when Hammer made a number of low-budget mystery programmers with American stars such as Dane Clark and Forrest Tucker and Alex Nicol and Tom Conway (although we yanks think of him as British because of the accent, any time I see a British reference to him, he's called "american star Tom Conway," no doubt because his film success was here in the US). This one is a solid piece of work, which plays much like a 50s crime TV show. By this time Conway could play a detective in his sleep, and he lends his usual touch of jaded class to the film. The supporting cast is colorful, and as always director Terence Fisher keeps things moving quickly. Recommended to mystery and/or Tom Conway fans. Nothing special or original here otherwise...

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