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29 March 1950 (USA)
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Cinematic short stories
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jean Kent | ... | Ricki Merritt |
| Roland Young | ... | George Chester-Barrett |
| Kathleen Harrison | ... | Ethel Brawn |
| Derek Farr | ... | Joe Marsh |
| Hazel Court | ... | Julia Chester-Barrett |
| Ronald Howard | ... | Steve Winter |
| Paula Valenska | ... | Elsa |
| Patricia Plunkett | ... | Mary Phillips |
| Robert Flemyng | ... | Frank Moody |
| Adrianne Allen | ... | Mrs. Taverner |
| Kenneth Griffith | ... | Len Phillips |
| Joan Dowling | ... | Norma |
| Charles Goldner | ... | Waiter |
| James McKechnie | ... | Inspector Yarrow |
| Leslie Dwyer | ... | Barman |
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109 min
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Some sources say Michael Gough is in this film. However he did not sign a contract. (BFI Special Collections has these documents )
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Steve Winter:
[Len is blackmailing someone] You're going to give me that card, Len.
Len Phillips: Am I?
Steve Winter: Yes, you are.
Len Phillips: That's what you think.
Steve Winter: I don't think, I know.
Len Phillips: What makes you so sure? Do you want to pick trouble?
Steve Winter: [Smiling] I don't Len, I just want you to give me that card.
Len Phillips: Here, who do you think you're talking to?
Steve Winter: You, Len. I know your type; all bluster and no guts.
Len Phillips: Well, I got friends, see, and if you try anything - ...
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Len Phillips: Am I?
Steve Winter: Yes, you are.
Len Phillips: That's what you think.
Steve Winter: I don't think, I know.
Len Phillips: What makes you so sure? Do you want to pick trouble?
Steve Winter: [Smiling] I don't Len, I just want you to give me that card.
Len Phillips: Here, who do you think you're talking to?
Steve Winter: You, Len. I know your type; all bluster and no guts.
Len Phillips: Well, I got friends, see, and if you try anything - ...
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Bond Street is a visual short story compilation. The stories are connected by a series of objects bought in London's Bond Street for the bride in an upcoming wedding. A dress, string of pearls, veil and bouquet all have a story attached to them. The film is universally well played and tightly directed, with scripts by three separate authors. Nevertheless, the stories merge well to make a pleasing whole. We run the gamut from heavy drama to light British farce, the variety of styles guaranteeing a satisfying experience. Well photographed, on location at times, the titles thanking the "unsuspecting residents of Bond Street" for their contribution.