George Saunders is the middle-aged owner of a roadside garage and pub. Trouble is inevitable when his sexy young wife, Marilyn, gets involved with Tom, the new mechanic.
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Cast
| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Maxwell Reed | ... | Tom Price | |
| Sandra Dorne | ... | Marilyn Saunders | |
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Leslie Dwyer | ... | George Saunders |
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Vida Hope | ... | Rosie |
| Ferdy Mayne | ... | Nicky Everton | |
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Hugh Pryse | ... | Coroner |
| Kenneth Connor | ... | Customer in Roadhouse | |
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Ben Williams | ... | Jury Foreman |
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Gerald Rex | ... | Minor Role |
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Hugh Munro | ... | Minor Role |
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George Saunders is the middle-aged owner of a roadside garage and pub. Trouble is inevitable when his sexy young wife, Marilyn, gets involved with Tom, the new mechanic. Written by Mike Rogers <MICHAELPEM@aol.com>
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NO ESCAPE...from this kind of woman! See more »Certificate:
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
August 1955 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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1.37 : 1
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George Saunders: Dare? I'll 'touch' you so you'll remember it for the rest of your miserable days!
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Known as 'Marilyn' in the UK. See more »Goofs
The petrol pumps seen in the opening scene when Tom Price arrives at George Saunders' garage are a much older design than the ones seen from Tom's window when he looks over the forecourt, See more »Quotes
Marilyn Saunders: Don't you dare touch me!George Saunders: Dare? I'll 'touch' you so you'll remember it for the rest of your miserable days!
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I saw this today Monday 20/8/18 on "Talking Pictures" channel 81 for the first time.Elements of the captioned well known films were used in its plot line and.In place of John Garfield we have Maxwell Reed giving his eyebrowns another workout.In place of June Anderson (Mrs Danvers) from Rebecca we have the character of Rosie, with lesbian longings for Sandra Dorn which of course could not be shown on screen in 1953 only suggested.The points made by other reviewers were valid but the final scene of police cars drawing up to a stop at the petrol station indicated the producers were short of the funds to finish the film and /or didn't know how to give it a satisfactory ending.This may account for its mediocre rating by reviewers just over 5 whereas I awarded it 6.