Seven Days to Noon
Seven Days to Noon – 1950 | 93 mins | Thriller, Drama | B&W
Plot Synopsis

The Boulting Brothers abandon their usual comic style for this gripping thriller with a message. Seven Days to Noon won an Oscar for Best Motion Picture Story.
In an attempt to fight fire with fire, nuclear scientist Prof Bullington (Barry Jones) steals a nuclear bomb and sends a letter to the Prime Minister threatening to blow up the Houses of Parliament unless the government meets his demand to stop atomic weapon research. Bullington gives the government until noon the following Sunday to meet his demands, the authorities say he’s mad, but he appears coldly sane in a world close to Armageddon. Scotland Yard immediately put superintendent Folland (Andre Morell) on to the case of searching for the professor. As London is evacuated the tension builds to an almost unbearable level as the days slip by and the deadline for the obliteration of London approaches.
Production Team
Roy Boulting: Director
John Elphick: Art Direction
Peter de Sarigny: Associate Producer
Ray Sturgess: Cinematography
Gilbert Taylor: Cinematography
Honoria Plesch: Costume Design
Roy Boulting: Editing
John Addison: Music
Dr Hubert Clifford: Music Direction
John Boulting: Producer
James Bernard: Script
Frank Harvey: Script
Roy Boulting: Script
Bert Ross: Sound/Sound Designer
Cast
Barry Jones: Prof Willingdon
Olive Sloane: Goldie
Andre Morell: Supt Folland
Sheila Manahan: Ann Willingdon
Hugh Cross: Stephen Lane
Joan Hickson: Mrs Peckett
Ronald Adam: The Prime Minister







