The Solitary Child

1958
1h 4min

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Philip Friend, Julia Lockwood, and Barbara Shelley in The Solitary Child (1958)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA young woman's marriage to a gentleman farmer, acquitted of murdering his first wife, nearly leads to her own untimely end.A young woman's marriage to a gentleman farmer, acquitted of murdering his first wife, nearly leads to her own untimely end.A young woman's marriage to a gentleman farmer, acquitted of murdering his first wife, nearly leads to her own untimely end.

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5,8/10

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Anecdotes
This was passed by the BBFC on November 13th 1957 but did not get shown until playing at the Rialto, Coventry St., London for five weeks from October 30th 1958 in support of British Lion's release of the German film Blitzkrieg. It did not get a general release until March 1961 when this Peter Rogers production did the rounds of the Rank circuit in support of No Love For Johnnie, produced by Rogers' wife, Betty E. Box.

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Ann: Why can't she come home where she belongs?
James Random: Ann, I don't want to go into all that again just now.
Ann: At the time it might have been a necessary cruelty. Now it's positively inhuman.

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4/10

Thiller without thrills

Little wonder that this was a rare dramatic outing for Gerald Thomas and Peter Rogers after this film nearly everything was Carry On.This film is a rather dull thriller.Barbara Shenley marries Phillip Friend who has been acquitted of the murder of his first wife.However everyone thinks he did it.This film plods through to the denouement which comes as a relief even though the film lasts just over an hour.