Wings of Death (1961) - film review

Allan Davis

Crime / Short

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Wings of Death is a British crime film first released in 1961, directed by Allan Davis. The film stars Edgar Lustgarten, Harry H. Corbett, Simon Lack, Shelagh Fraser and Clinton Greyn. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Allan Davis
Script: James Eastwood
Cast: Edgar Lustgarten (Host), Harry H. Corbett (Superintendant Hammond), Simon Lack (Sergeant Philips), Shelagh Fraser (Diane Wilton), Clinton Greyn (Basil Swain), John Cazabon (Hamilton), Richard Caldicot (Schofield), Tony Wager (Radar Operator), Stephen Jack (Sinclair), Pauline Winter (Miss Lang), Peter Collingwood (Harris), James Cairncross (Dr. Ashton), David Lander (Calvert), Yvonne Andre (Madame Dupont), Ivor Dean (Gaston Dupont), Arthur Gomez (Patron), Eileen Draycott (Mrs. Newton), Annette Carell (Marie), John Maxwell (Technician), Peter Bowles (Williams), Howard Taylor (Mortuary Assistant), George McGrath (Traffic Control Officer), John Wood (Photographer), Penelope Service (Photographer’s Assistant), Stephen Hall (2nd Official), Derek Knott (1st Official)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 29 min; B&W

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