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Old 14-06-2007, 11:23 AM
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Titles Comprise:

5 Fingers (1952)
The Man Between (1953)
Man In Grey (1943)
Odd Man Out (1947)
Bells Go Down (1943)

Available in August.

Disappointment! I was hoping for a set to match that for Stewart Granger.

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Titles Comprise:

5 Fingers (1952)
The Man Between (1953)
Man In Grey (1943)
Odd Man Out (1947)
Bells Go Down (1943)

Available in August.

Disappointment! I was hoping for a set to match that for Stewart Granger.
They should have substituted 'Bells Go Down' with 'The Wicked Lay' - that would have been fairly representative of the first half of his career though it would also have been nice to see the 2 Max Ophuls movies he did in Hollywood. I suppose its difficult to please everyone and it would depend on the availability of the film rights.
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They should have substituted 'Bells Go Down' with 'The Wicked Lay' .
That must have been the X-rated Gainsborough I haven't seen...

Actually, I would prefer 'Bells', with maybe something earlier, like Thorold Dickinson's The High Command, from '36....a cracker, and rarely seen.
Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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That must have been the X-rated Gainsborough I haven't seen...
The censored film caused quite a stir with Queen Mary, can't wait to see the uncut version!
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