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The Narrowing Circle

POLICE DRAGNET CLOSES IN ON A KILLER!
1956 | 66m | English

(174 votes)

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Popularity: 0.8 (history)

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A journalist is framed for the murder of a rival and has to prove his innocence, whatever the cost.
Release Date: Feb 29, 1956
Director: Charles Saunders
Writer: Doreen Montgomery, Julian Symons
Genres: Drama, Romance, Crime, Thriller
Keywords reporter, framed for murder
Production Companies Fortress Film Productions Ltd.
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 07, 2024
Entered: May 04, 2024
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Name Character
Paul Carpenter Dave Nelson
Hazel Court Rosemary Speed
Russell Napier Sir Henry Dimmock
Ferdy Mayne Bill Strayte
June Ashley Christy Freeman
Paula Byrne Laura Martin
Trevor Reid Inspector Crambo
Basil Dignam George Pacey
Ronnie Stevens Jimmy
Alan Robinson Parker
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Geronimo1967
6.0

"Nelson" (Paul Carpenter) is a journalist who has an habit of finding corpses - and one of them is his girlfriend's other boyfriend! Despite his protestations, the police - under the suspiciously watchful eyes of "Insp. Crambo" (an effective Trevor Reid) are beginning to think there can be no smoke ... without fire. Meantime, fellow journalist "Rosemary" (Hazel Court) starts to share an office with him at "True Crime" magazine and after an initially awkward period, the two begin to join forces to get to the bottom of the crimes before poor old "Nelson" heads for the hangman. The story benefits from having a few quirks to it - there are even some diamonds mixed up in it all, and the dialogue is well enough written and delivered. Clearly the unremarkable Carpenter was brought in to give the box office a touch of Transatlantic glamour and Court always did manage to look the part too, so though this is never likely to be a film you will recall with enthusiasm, it's not at all a bad little afternoon feature that kills an hour without you having to scratch your head too often - and the ending isn't quite what you might expect.

Apr 21, 2023