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Movie Info
During a German bombing raid on rural southeast England during World War II, a hospital undergoes heavy shelling. Postman Joseph Higgins (Moore Marriott) dies on the operating table when a bomb explodes in the operating room. But when Sister Marion Bates (Judy Campbell) dies after revealing that this is not the first patient of anesthetist Barney Barnes (Trevor Howard) to die under suspicious circumstances, Police Inspector Cockrill (Alastair Sim) is brought in to investigate.
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Genre: Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Sidney Gilliat
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Producer: Frank Launder, Sidney Gilliat
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Distributor: Criterion Collection, Eagle-Lion Films Inc. [us]
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Production Co: J. Arthur Rank Films [gb], Individual Pictures Ltd.
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The film debut of Alastair Sim. What an actor! All the signs are here of the brilliant career ahead. Too bad he got started so late in life. Kind of like John Houseman and Richard Fansworth. Just wish they'd started sooner.<p>This is a delightful whodunit, really, thanks to Sim's acting. Definitely a different kind of murder mystery.
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Kinda felt like someone was reading a story to me in lieu of watching a movie. Found it more enjoyable for its funny moments than the whodunit part. IMO, the whodunit part was the weakest link of the movie. The actors were incredibly terrific, though, which provided quite a lot of relief.
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Excellent whodunit in the English fashion. Terribly reserved and proper with tight direction, good perfomances and a wonderful one from Alastair Sim as the inspector.
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Feels a bit rushed & ridiculous at times but overall enjoyable & the detective's character is great
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