The Unstoppable Man (1960) - film review

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The Unstoppable Man is a British crime film first released in 1960, directed by Terry Bishop. The film is based on a novel by Michael Francis Gilbert and stars Cameron Mitchell, Marius Goring, Harry H. Corbett, Lois Maxwell and Denis Gilmore. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Terry Bishop
Script: Terry Bishop, Alun Falconer, Michael Francis Gilbert (novel), Paddy Manning
Photo: Arthur Grant
Music: Bill McGuffie
Cast: Cameron Mitchell (James Kennedy), Marius Goring (Inspector Hazelrigg), Harry H. Corbett (Feist), Lois Maxwell (Helen Kennedy), Denis Gilmore (Jimmy Kennedy), Humphrey Lestocq (Sgt. Plummer), Ann Sears (Pat Delaney), Timothy Bateson (Rocky), Kenneth Cope (Benny), Brian Rawlinson (Moonlight Jackson), Tony Quinn (Casey), Tony Doonan (Alan), Susan Denny (Milly), Jean Marlow (May), Edward Harvey (Lewis), Emrys Leyshon (Lab Assistant), Tony Hawes (T.V. Interviewer), Alan Edwards (Station Constable), John Baker (Reporter), Don Auld (Doorman), Graham Stewart (Taxi Driver)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 68 min; B&W

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