A Place to Go (1963) - film review

Crime / Drama

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A Place to Go is a British crime film first released in 1963, directed by Basil Dearden. The film is based on a novel by Michael Fisher and stars Bernard Lee, Rita Tushingham, Michael Sarne, Doris Hare and Barbara Ferris. Our overall rating for this film is: very good.

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Credits

Director: Basil Dearden
Script: Clive Exton, Michael Fisher (novel), Michael Relph
Photo: Reginald H. Wyer
Music: Charles Blackwell
Cast: Bernard Lee (Matt Flint), Rita Tushingham (Catherine Donovan), Michael Sarne (Ricky Flint), Doris Hare (Lil Flint), Barbara Ferris (Betsy), John Slater (Jack Ellerman), David Andrews (Jim), William Marlowe (Charlie Batey), Michael Wynne (Pug), Roy Kinnear (Bunting), Norman Shelley (Magistrate), Jerry Verno (Nobby Knowles), Marjie Lawrence (Sally), Yootha Joyce (Bit Role), Rita Webb (Woman in Wash House)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 86 min; B&W

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