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Release Date:
4 January 1957 (USA) moreTagline:
Hitchcock Couldn't Top This For Sheer Suspense! morePlot:
An 18 month old baby dissapears in London. Detective Inspector Craig tries to find the child but there aren't many clues. | add synopsisUser Comments:
Stiff upper Lips all round moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | David Farrar | ... | Det. Insp. Craig |
| David Knight | ... | Lee Cochrane |
| Julia Arnall | ... | Sue Cochrane |
| Anthony Oliver | ... | Sgt. Lyel |
| Thora Hird | ... | Kelly's landlady |
| Eleanor Summerfield | ... | Sgt. Cook |
| Anne Paige | ... | Nanny |
| Marjorie Rhodes | ... | Mrs. Jeffries |
| Anna Turner | ... | Mrs. Robey |
| Everley Gregg | ... | Viscountess |
| Meredith Edwards | ... | Sgt. Davies |
| Irene Prador | ... | Mitzi |
| Anita Sharp-Bolster | ... | Miss Gill (as Anita Bolster) |
| Beverley Brooks | ... | Pam |
| Brenda Hogan | ... | Sue's secretary |
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1.66 : 1 moreSound Mix:
Mono (Westrex Recording System)Fun Stuff
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This film marked the film debut of Barbara Windsor. In an early scene, she is one of the two girls choosing cosmetics in the Chemist shop, from the outside of which the "Lost" baby is kidnapped. moreFAQ
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This was when us Brits still had stiff lips and knew "our place".
It is no wonder Yanks get such a false picture of the Brits from this sort of stuff.
Nonetheless it reeks of nostalgia. You can almost smell the leather on the car seats!
I particularly liked the view of all the 1955 coaches lined up at Victoria Coach Station, London. That coach station is still there in the hub of west London, awkwardly located for any of us on the east of the country but the place that remains the hub of coaches throughout the UK.
I spotted a very young and almost good looking Dandy Nichols, I suppose this must be what she looked like when Alf Garnett (Till death us do part!) fell for her!
One senses they were trying to be trendy and "with it" with the female CID officer who was a sergeant already.
A very enjoyable time was had by all even though the main characters were unfamiliar, even to an oldster like me.