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Old 15-12-2007, 06:31 PM
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A favourite of mine is: Cash On Demand (1961) with Peter Cushing and Andre Morell. The former being a somewhat petulant and fussy bank manager and Morell is cast as a suave and cunning robber.
The dialogue is riveting between the pair and sometimes unintentionally amusing, Morell to Cushing: "I'm not going to tell you what to say, as I want you to express yourself in your usual manner..".
A little seen movie once described as 'possibly the best ever "B" movie that came from Britain'.
Once seen you somehow never forget it.Excellent viewing.

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Cushing and Morell - two of Hammer's best actors. This one was due out on the DDHE label, until they they went under and got taken over.
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