Summary
Eight O’Clock Walk is a British crime film first released in 1954,
directed by Lance Comfort.
The film stars Richard Attenborough, Cathy O’Donnell, Derek Farr, Ian Hunter and Maurice Denham.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Lance Comfort
- Script: Jack Roffey, Gordon Harboard, John Baines, Guy Morgan, Katherine Strueby
- Photo: Brendan J. Stafford
- Music: George Melachrino
- Cast: Richard Attenborough (Thomas ’Tom’ Leslie Manning), Cathy O’Donnell (Jill Manning), Derek Farr (Peter Tanner), Ian Hunter (Geoffrey Tanner), Maurice Denham (Horace Clifford), Bruce Seton (Detective Chief Inspector), Lily Kann (Mrs. Adeline Zunz), Harry Welchman (Justice Harrington), Kynaston Reeves (Munro), Eithne Dunne (Mrs. Evans), Cheryl Molineaux (Irene Evans), Totti Truman Taylor (Miss Ribden-White), Robert Adair (Albert Pettigrew), Grace Arnold (Mrs. Higgs), David Hannaford (Ernie Higgs), Sally Stephens (Edith Higgs), Vernon Kelso (Superintendant), Robert Sydney (Ted Lane, dispatcher), Max Brimmell (Joe, displaced cabbie), Humphrey Morton (P.C.Tamplin), Arthur Hewlett (Reynolds), Philip King (Prison Doctor), Jean St. Clair (Mrs. Gurney), Enid Hewitt (Grace), Noel Dyson (Gallery Regular), Dorothy Darke (Charwoman), Bartlett Mullins (Hargreaves), Sue Thackeray (Girl), Ian Fleming (Jury Member), Roddy Hughes (Bit Role), Henry B. Longhurst (Clerk Of Court), Elsie Wagstaff (Mrs. Peskitt)
- Country: UK
- Language: English
- Runtime: 87 min; B&W
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