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Time Is My Enemy ()

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A happily-married woman is blackmailed by her first husband, who she wrongly believed was killed in the Blitz.
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Martin Radley
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Barbara Everton (as Renee Asherson)
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John Everton
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Charles Wayne
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Evelyn Gower
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Harry Bond
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Ernie Gordon
Agnes Lauchlan ...
Aunt Laura (as Agnes Laughlan)
Brenda Hogan ...
Diana
Barbara Graley ...
Betty
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Gladys
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Sgt. Peter Thompson
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Charwoman
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Ballistics Expert
Howard Layton ...
Surgeon
Nigel Neilson ...
Hubert
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Bookmaker (as Alistair Hunter)
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Bruce Beeby ...
Room-mate (uncredited)
Paul Beradi ...
Mask Club Patron (uncredited)
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Man in Airport Lounge (uncredited)
Audrey Hessey ...
Airport Receptionist (uncredited)
John Wilder ...
Detective (uncredited)
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Doctor (uncredited)

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Don Chaffey

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Ella Adkins ... (based on the play "Second Chance")
 
Allan MacKinnon ... (screenplay) (as Alan McKinnon)

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David Birtwistle ... associate producer
Roger Proudlock ... producer

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Geoffrey Faithfull ... (photography)

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Sam Simmonds

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Bert Davey ... (as George Davey)

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Bill Lodge ... makeup artist
Polly Young ... hairdresser

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Ted Lloyd ... production supervisor (as Edward Lloyd)

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Douglas Hickox ... assistant director

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Leo Wilkins ... sound mixer

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Leo Rogers ... camera operator

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Ron Beck ... wardrobe (as Ronald Beck)

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Felicia Manheim ... continuity

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John Harrison ... producers personal assistant
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Also Known As
  • Tödliche Geschäfte (East Germany)
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Trivia Martin Radley makes a comment about the false name he used when he rang Barbara Everton and links it to the poem "Enoch Arden". This is a poem published in 1864 by Alfred Lord Tennyson, the Poet Laureate at the time. The poem is about a man who goes to sea to earn money to support his wife and family and returns after ten years to find his wife is remarried with a new child. See more »
Goofs The position of Eddie, the pawnbroker, varies between shots when Martin Radley is trying to pawn the pendant. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in A Vandyke Production: Roger Proudlock and Strange Stories (2023). See more »
Quotes Martin Radley: I've decided to leave England, Barbara, and incidentally to leave you in peace for the rest of your life.
Barbara Everton: Well I wish you had done so without telling me that you were alive.
Martin Radley: No doubt, but I'm afraid that was impossible. I'm broke, my dear, and air passages are strictly cash. I need £500.
Barbara Everton: I haven't a penny.
[Martin looks around Barbara's opulent drawing room]
Martin Radley: You disguise the fact admirably.
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