Filmography Highlights
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Robbery
1967- Rated:
- U
A humdrum thriller based on the Great Train Robbery of the Royal Mail in the early 1960s. The cast are all kitted out in sharp suits, speaking in dodgy dialogue and generally embodying the decade's i
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Accident
1967- Rated:
- PG
A bunch of English intellectuals crash and burn in Joseph Losey's caustic drama starring Dirk Bogarde and scripted by Harold Pinter
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Zulu
1964- Rated:
- U
Vintage tale of the attack by 4,000 Zulus on a small British outpost in 1870s Natal. Stars Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins and Michael Caine
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Sodom and Gomorrah
1963- Rated:
- TBC
Aldrich turns his hand to the biblical epic. Of course, the director of Kiss Me Deadly was never going to be satisfied with a straightforward swords and sandals number and sure enough he homes in on
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Eva
1962- Rated:
- TBC
Stanley Baker is the tortured Welsh writer undone by Venice femme fatale Jeanne Moreau in Joseph Losey's bleak romantic melodrama.
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The Guns Of Navarone
1961- Rated:
- PG
Gregory Peck leads a crack squad of commandos on a mission to destroy a German gun
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The Criminal
1960- Rated:
- TBC
A career con finds himself in and out of jail and in and out of trouble with his brethren. Partially prison-bound crime thriller starring Stanley Baker and directed by Joseph Losey
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Blind Date
1959- Rated:
- TBC
A strangely unfulfilling mystery yarn from Losey, with Krueger as the painter who is framed for the murder of his girlfriend and has to prove his innocence when the cops come calling. One of those fi
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Angry Hills, The
1959- Rated:
- TBC
This terrific and tense action movie from the wonderful Aldrich has Mitchum as a World War II correspondent who stumbles across a list of collaborators. Attempting to escape Greece with the valuable
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Hell Drivers
1957- Rated:
- PG
An ex-con clashes with his manager and co-workers while working for a haulage company. Thriller starring Stanley Baker, Patrick McGoohan and a host of familiar faces
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Campbell's Kingdom
1957- Rated:
- U
Terminally ill prospector Dirk Bogarde digs deep in the Canadian Rockies and strikes more than just oil in this 1950s adventure adapted from Hammond Innes' bestselling novel
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The Good Die Young
1954- Rated:
- PG
An unhinged playboy recruits three unfortunates to hold up a mail van. Noir thriller starring Laurence Harvey, Richard Baseheart and Joan Collins, and written and directed by Lewis Gilbert
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The Cruel Sea
1953- Rated:
- PG
Maritime tension on the North Atlantic convoys. A potential exciting story is torpedoed by a boring script and bland direction
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