A - Jigsaw (1962)
A. What I can remember.
Murder of female in bungalow by south coast seaside
two detectives on the case
Murder weapon was hammer
The alibi fell down when detective realised it was a Bank Holiday Monday (That is in the days when shops closed)
Style was typical B/W British cop movie
If I may ask another one as I collect these lovely items of social record.
B. I can only remember the clincher in the case where a small boy who collects car numbers wrote in traffic grime on suspect's car and broke the alibi.
A - Jigsaw (1962)
B - something happens like that in The League oF Gentleman:
The League of Gentlemen (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
E.
name='billy farmer']A - Jigsaw (1962)
That is one thanks I have made a note of it.
I have the League Of Gentlemen somewhere, I will check it as the synopsis about the boy did not quite fit my memory as the boy wrote in the traffic grime I am sure.
Couple of years ago I brought a TV series from a site in the USA and the seller sent me a DVD of Jigsaw to make up the post weight. Quite unexpected and not a bad thriller.
Blimey .... I would never have thought that anyone could consider the excellent Jigsaw a make weight!name='Toscana' date='26 June 2010 - 11:56 AM' timestamp='1277549768' post='444465']
the seller sent me a DVD of Jigsaw to make up the post weight![]()
Its not a great copy. Looks like a recording from an old two head VHS video tape.
I buy a lot of TV series from the USA and find that quite a few sellers do make weights. They also give you extra films if your a good customer. One trader sent me the whole Baron series, shame as I already had the Network set.