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14 June 1963 (USA)
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Peter Sellers in a new and exciting role!
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A cosmetic salesman sets out to prove to himself and his wife that he is not a failure. | add synopsis
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Shahid Rani Sweat it out with Salman!
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"Hell Drivers" At Film Forum New York August 21
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"Hell Drivers" At Film Forum New York August 21
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Great classic with a great cast
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Richard Todd | ... | John Cummings | |
| Peter Sellers | ... | Lionel Meadows | |
| Elizabeth Sellars | ... | Anne Cummings | |
| Adam Faith | ... | Tommy Towers | |
| Carol White | ... | Jackie | |
| Mervyn Johns | ... | Alfie Barnes | |
| Noel Willman | ... | Inspector Thomas | |
| David Lodge | ... | Cliff | |
| Peter Jones | ... | Alec Berger | |
| John Bailey | ... | Mackinnon | |
| Nigel Stock | ... | Regan | |
| John Le Mesurier | ... | Pennington | |
| John Dunbar | ... | Station Sergeant | |
| Charles Houston | ... | Cyril Spink | |
| Cyril Shaps | ... | Cypriot |
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When Richard Todd is talking to the police outside the run down building that houses Mervyn Johns' flat, there is a peeling poster on the wall advertising the 1955 production of the play The Remarkable Mr Pennypacker starring Nigel Patrick and Elizabeth Sellars.
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Referenced in The Unknown Peter Sellers (2000) (TV)
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As I'm a Peter Sellers fan I discovered this film by chance on DVD... I was totally amazed by the story and the acting. All the cast is TOP, but I was mostly surprised by Peter Sellers -here he's not comical or funny at all, here he's a villain, a gangster. He's so good in the performance that you hate him -as a character, of course!
A salesman is victim of a theft. His car is stolen by a disbanded young who works for a car seller, a criminal who soups up engines for selling them again.
Not only Peter Sellers is excellent, the other great actor is Richard Todd. He's moving in the part of the salesman, obsessed by the search for his car and the will to show his wife (Elizabeth Sellars) he's not a loser. Adam Faith (one of the first rock singers in Britain before the Beatles and the Stones...) is the young thief.
The film has rhythm and is very realistic -for its time it's strong, fight scenes are quite violent. The film is in the wave of "Look back in anger", "Saturday night and Sunday morning". There's rage and a touch of "Free cinema", even if director John Guillermin has a more commercial style and later went to Hollywood for directing blockbusters like "The Blue Max", "The towering Inferno" and "King Kong".
A great classic, by the way.