The Lamp in Assassin Mews (1962)Director:Godfrey GraysonWriter:Mark Grantham |
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Title: The Lamp in Assassin Mews (1962)
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Francis Matthews | ... |
Jack
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Lisa Daniely | ... |
Mary Clarke
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Ian Fleming | ... |
Albert Potts
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Amy Dalby | ... |
Victoria Potts
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Ann Sears | ... |
Ruth
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Anne Lawson | ... |
Ella
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Derek Tansley | ... |
Jarvis
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John Lewis | ... |
Harpingdon
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Ann Lancaster | ... |
Mrs. Dowling
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Colin Tapley | ... |
Inspector
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Douglas Ives | ... |
Gault
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Dorothea Phillips | ... |
Mrs. Burke
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The Showtime cable network a few years ago showed several British black and white movies from the early 60's that were each a little over an hour long. I found a few of them enjoyable (at least they were short!). This oddball comedy is about an elderly couple who kill a couple of people for reasons I really can't remember. (Assassin Mews is the name of the street they live on). Nothing special but painless attempt at making murder hilarious.