Hammer the Toff

1952
1h 11min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA detective proves that a Robin Hood-type crook did not steal a metal formula.A detective proves that a Robin Hood-type crook did not steal a metal formula.A detective proves that a Robin Hood-type crook did not steal a metal formula.

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Rôles principaux26

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John Bentley

The Honourable Richard Rollison aka The Toff

Patricia Dainton

Susan Lancaster

John Robinson

Jim Linnett

Valentine Dyall

Inspector Grice

Lockwood West

Kennedy

Katharine Blake

Janet Lynn
(as Katherine Blake)

Roddy Hughes

Jolly

Wally Patch

Bert Ebbutt

Basil Dignam

Superintendent

Ian Fleming

Dr. Lancaster

Wallace Bosco

Man Helping Dr. Lancaster
(non crédité)

Jim Brady

Jim
(non crédité)

Max Brent

Bill Merrick
(non crédité)

Vivienne Burgess

Miss Parkinson
(non crédité)

Gordon Craig

Thug
(non crédité)

Monti DeLyle

The Spaniard
(non crédité)

Charles Hawtrey

Lorne Court Hotel Cashier
(non crédité)

Andreas Malandrinos

Benson
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Maclean Rogers
Scénario
- John Creasey
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Anecdotes
This was one of the "75 Most Wanted" films listed by the British Film Institute as "Missing, believed lost". It has since been found.

Citations
The Honourable Richard Rollison: [Surveys the chair adjacent to the interior door,] Keyholing, Jolly?
Jolly: Yes, sir!

Connexions
Edited into ITV Television Playhouse: Hammer the Toff (1958)

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9/10

Faithful to the book

This adaptation of the book by John Creasey (who wrote 600+ novels) is very faithful to the original. While there is certainly something very Saintesque in the Toff, Creasey makes the character his own, lifting the Robin Hood motif a notch above the others popular in that era.