Scotland Yard detectives attempt to solve a spate of safe robberies across England beginning with clues found at the latest burglary in London. The film is notable for using a police procedural style made popular by Ealing in their 1950 film The Blue Lamp. It is known in the US as The Third Key.
Genre : MysteryCrimeThriller
Runtime : 96 mins
Release Date : 1956-06-01
(Supt Tom Halliday)
(Sergeant Ward)
(Mary Halliday)
(Tony Halliday)
(Police Constable in Information Room)
(Detective Sergeant in 'Q' car)
(Nightwatchman / Gilson)
(Deputy Commander)
(Chief Superintendent Jim Malcolm)
(Stone)
(Creasey)
(Slob)
(Detective Inspector at Chester)
(Colonel Blenkinsop)
(The Young Workman - Stanley James)
(The Young Workman's Wife - Mrs. James)
(Detective Inspector at Shipping Office)
(Cashier at Shipping Office)
(Detective Constable in Hospital Ward)
(House Surgeon)
(Secondhand Dealer)
(Police Constable Bates)
(Newspaper Circulation Manager)
(Mrs. Elliot / Mrs. Gilson)
(Welsh Police Constable)
(Welsh Newsagent's Daughter)
(Mr. Thomas)
(Official at Somerset House)
(House Agent at Shepperton)
(Housewife at Shepperton)
(Mrs. Stevens, the daily help)
(Detective Superintendent Ogilvie)
(Manager of Festival Hall)
(P.C. at Hospital (uncredited))
(Detective (uncredited))
(Urchin (uncredited))
(Constable (uncredited))
(Detective at Car Lot (uncredited))
(Detective (uncredited))
(Detective tailing Creasey (uncredited))
(CID Man (uncredited))
(Officer in Criminal Records Department (uncredited))
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