Network Green For Danger
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At the height of the 1944 Doodlebug offensive, a local postman is brought to an emergency hospital near London. His wounds aren't severe but he mysteriously dies on the operating table. The theatre sister, one of six hospital staff in attendance, stumbles across evidence that the man was murdered... but she is stabbed to death before she can tell the police what she knows.Called in from Scotland Yard to investigate the crime, Inspector Cockrill finds that each of the remaining suspects has an excellent motive for committing both murders. By staging a mock operation, with the five suspects in attendance, he reconstructs the circumstances of the postman's death and dramatically unmasks the killer...Steeped in British cool and starring Alistair Sim (Scrooge, London Belongs To Me!) and Trevor Howard (Brief Encounter, Sir Henry at Rawlinson End) Green for Danger is written and directed by mainstay of the British film industry, Sidney Gilliat (The Green Man, Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes) and co-produced by Frank Launder (Night Train Goes To Munich, The Belles of St. Trinians)., At the height of the 1944 Doodlebug offensive, a local postman is brought to an emergency hospital near London. His wounds aren't severe but he mysteriously dies on the operating table. The theatre sister, one of six hospital staff in attendance, stumbles across evidence that the man was murdered... but she is stabbed to death before she can tell the police what she knows.Called in from Scotland Yard to investigate the crime, Inspector Cockrill finds that each of the remaining suspects has an excellent motive for committing both murders. By staging a mock operation, with the five suspects in attendance, he reconstructs the circumstances of the postman's death and dramatically unmasks the killer...Steeped in British cool and starring Alistair Sim (Scrooge, London Belongs To Me!) and Trevor Howard (Brief Encounter, Sir Henry at Rawlinson End) Green for Danger is written and directed by mainstay of the British film industry, Sidney Gilliat (The Green Man, Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes) and co-produced by Frank Launder (Night Train Goes To Munich, The Belles of St. Trinians).Special Features:None Listed
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