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Old 13-06-2008, 09:20 PM
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atmospheric,thriller starring SIMON WARD mostly filmed in country house.
can anyone tell me more

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Perhaps 'I start counting' (1970.)
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Perhaps 'I start counting' (1970.)
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It sounds like Dominique (1978)

Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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Perhaps 'I start counting' (1970.)
I did wonder, but IIRC it has a modern estate setting...

Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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What happened to Simon Ward, cant say I liked him much though.
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What happened to Simon Ward, cant say I liked him much though.
Agreed! he always seemed a bit creepy to me.
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it WAS i start counting 1969 i just looked it up
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Agreed! he always seemed a bit creepy to me.
mmmm I thought so too, didnt like to say, he gave me the willies
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it WAS i start counting 1969 i just looked it up
Are you quite sure?

In ISC, Simon Ward played a bus conductor and it did involve some scenes in a ruined house but it definitely wasn't a mansion - trust me!

In Dominque, the setting was a large house but that wasn't released until 1978.

Both starred the gorgeous Jenny and ISC showed what an excellent actress she was in her first major lead.

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I worked with Simon Ward on a Ruth rendell Mystery and he was a really nice guy. In one scene the director thought he looked too clean cut and the scene was that we had been returning from a day's shooting (of innocent animals - not film), so he asked Simon to roll around on the grass and without any hesitation he did that - no complaints, no fuss, just got on with his job.
As i said - a really good guy to talk with as well.
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Talk of Simon Ward has jogged my memory. I remember seeing him in a film where he played a peeping tom type character or even a murderer with lots of driving about. Possibly early 70's. Bit scant on detail....sorry.
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Talk of Simon Ward has jogged my memory. I remember seeing him in a film where he played a peeping tom type character or even a murderer with lots of driving about. Possibly early 70's. Bit scant on detail....sorry.
That would be Deadly Strangers.

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