George Chakiris's character grated throughout, or maybe it was just George Chakiris.
His military behaviour at the outset was just too implausible to be tolerated as was the scene which set him on the run.
What followed is a series of unconvincing situations which become tiresome.
Only Alfred Lynch of the four main characters comes out with any real credit. Janette Scott although attractive is just too tom-boyish and too-good-to-be-true. Her final scene at the military base is just ridiculous.
Athene Seyler as Aunt Phoebe stole the show!
There are some noteworthy appearances; a very young Jeremy Lloyd (as an upper class twit), Jack Shepherd (Wycliffe) makes an uncredited appearance as a hotel clerk, Robert Raglan makes makes an uncredited appearance (he had a long stint in Dixon of Dock Green), Bernard Braden (60's TV icon),
His military behaviour at the outset was just too implausible to be tolerated as was the scene which set him on the run.
What followed is a series of unconvincing situations which become tiresome.
Only Alfred Lynch of the four main characters comes out with any real credit. Janette Scott although attractive is just too tom-boyish and too-good-to-be-true. Her final scene at the military base is just ridiculous.
Athene Seyler as Aunt Phoebe stole the show!
There are some noteworthy appearances; a very young Jeremy Lloyd (as an upper class twit), Jack Shepherd (Wycliffe) makes an uncredited appearance as a hotel clerk, Robert Raglan makes makes an uncredited appearance (he had a long stint in Dixon of Dock Green), Bernard Braden (60's TV icon),