Passenger to Tokyo (Court métrage 1954)

Rôles principaux21

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Edgar Lustgarten

Self - Narrative by

Kenneth Henry

Superintendent Ross

Ken Marshall

Detective Sergeant

Peter Penn

Geoffrey Craig

Dorothy Bramhall

Mrs. Craig

Genine Graham

Miss Summers

Totti Truman Taylor

Headmistress
(as Tottie Truman-Taylor)

Weyman Mackay

Pathologist

Peter Bathurst

Edward Phillips

John Gray

Milkman

Christopher Quest

Forensic Scientist

Emerton Court

Chief Inspector Reuter

Grace Arnold

Lady at No 64
(uncredited)

John Barrett

Airport Security Officer
(uncredited)

Ian Colin

British Consul
(uncredited)

John Collin

Milkman
(uncredited)

Philip Dale

Chief Officer - Monarch of the Orient
(uncredited)

Tony Doonan

Milkman
(uncredited)

Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Final screen performance for Peter Penn.

Générique farfelu
Opening credits prologue: SCOTLAND YARD A dramatised adaptation of one of the many crimes investigated by the most celebrated police centre in the world.

Bandes originales
Marche Macabre
(uncredited)
Music by Ivor Slaney
De Wolfe Music Ltd

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Commentaire en vedette

Interesting Example of a British Quota Quickie

This is a good example of an ingenious combination of studio settings and stock footage to simulate a flight to Tokyo. The story focuses on mysterious cargo, but the real interest lies in how director Ken Hughes sustains interest through astute camera work as well as careful placement of actors in groups.