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The Frightened City   1961     2 and a half stars    N/R, 97 min.
Genre: Mystery
Director: John Lemont  
Cast: Herbert Lom, John Gregson, Sean Connery, Alfred Marks, Yvonne Romain, Olive McFarland, Kenneth Griffith, Frederick Piper, Patrick Holt, Bruce Seton, John Stone, David Davies, Tom Bowman, Robert Cawdron

  Members of a protection-racket gang in London find problems not only from the police but, also, from within their own group. After months of fighting, the gangs agree to combine forces with Waldo Zhernikov (Herbert Lom) taking the position of mob boss. When Zhemikov wants a rival leader bumped off, Paddy Damion (Sean Connery) unwittingly contributes to the success of his demise. Now, Paddy declares revenge and agrees to give information to the police after plea bargaining for a lighter sentence. An early Sean Connery film.



Cast
Herbert Lom Waldo Zhernikov
John Gregson Detective Inspector Sayers
Sean Connery Paddy Damion
Alfred Marks Harry Foulcher
Yvonne Romain Anya
Olive McFarland Sadie
Kenneth Griffith Wally
Frederick Piper Sgt. Ogle
Patrick Holt Supt. Carter
Bruce Seton Asst. Commissioner
John Stone Hood
David Davies Alf Peters
Tom Bowman Tanky Thomas
Robert Cawdron Nero

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Only Two Can Play   1962     3 stars    N/R, 106 min.
Genre: Comedy
Director: Sidney Gilliat  
Cast: Peter Sellers, Mai Zetterling, Virginia Maskell, Richard Attenborough, Raymond Huntley, Kenneth Griffith, John Le Mesurier, Frederick Piper, Graham Stark, David Davies

  John Lewis is a dull librarian who is devoted to his wife. Then life takes a detour when he is pursued by beautiful Liz (Mai Zetterling).

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A Run for Your Money   1949     3 stars    N/R, 83 min.
Genre: Comedy
Director: Charles Frend  
Cast: Donald Houston, Meredith Edwards, Moira Lister, Alec Guinness, Hugh Griffith, Clive Morton, Leslie Perrins, Joyce Grenfell, Edward Rigby, David Davies, Julie Milton, Desmond Walter-Ellis, Dorothy Bramhall, Andrew Leigh, Mackenzie Ward

  Welsh coal-mining brothers "Dai" and "Twim" Jones (Donald Houston and Meredith Edwards) win a day in London along with tickets to the England-Wales Rugby match. Upon arrival in the city, they manage to lose their chaperone Whimple (Alec Guinness) as well as each other, which all leads to one day of excitement–including women and booze–and an entertaining movie.



Cast
Donald Houston Dai Jones
Meredith Edwards Twim Jones
Moira Lister Jo
Alec Guinness Whiimple
Hugh Griffith Huw
Clive Morton Editor
Leslie Perrins Barney
Joyce Grenfell Mrs. Pargiter
Edward Rigby Beefeater
David Davies Burly Stranger
Julie Milton Bronwen
Desmond Walter-Ellis Station Announcer
Dorothy Bramhall Jane
Andrew Leigh The Pawnboker
Mackenzie Ward Stebbins

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Treasure Island   1950     3 stars    N/R, 96 min.
Genre: Family / Adventure
Director: Byron Haskin  
Cast: Bobby Driscoll, Robert Newton, Basil Sydney, Walter Fitzgerald, Denis O'Dea, Ralph Truman, Finlay Currie, John Laurie, Francis De Wolff, David Davies, Geoffrey Wilkinson, Geoffrey Keen, John Gregson, Andrew Blackett, William Devlin

  Bobby Driscoll is delightful as young, cabin boy Jim Hawkins, whose treasure map is coveted by a band of pirates headed by one-legged Long John Silver (Robert Newton). Jim must contend with Long John Silver and the pirates who are also aboard the ship. A good Disney version of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic.



Cast
Bobby Driscoll Jim Hawkins
Robert Newton Long John Silver
Basil Sydney Captain Smollett
Walter Fitzgerald Squire Trelawney
Denis O'Dea Dr. Livesy
Ralph Truman George Merry
Finlay Currie Capt. Billy Bones
John Laurie Blind Pew
Francis De Wolff Black Dog
David Davies Mr. Arrow
Geoffrey Wilkinson Ben Gunn
Geoffrey Keen Israel Hands
John Gregson Redruth
Andrew Blackett Gray
William Devlin Morgan

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Movie Quick Pick
1. The Frightened City (1961)
2. Only Two Can Play (1962)
3. A Run for Your Money (1949)
4. Treasure Island (1950)


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