Chain of Events

1958
1 h 2 min

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Kenneth Griffith, Susan Shaw, and Dermot Walsh in Chain of Events (1958)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA bank clerk dodges his bus fare. But this small act soon ripples through many lives - at times with catastrophic consequences.A bank clerk dodges his bus fare. But this small act soon ripples through many lives - at times with catastrophic consequences.A bank clerk dodges his bus fare. But this small act soon ripples through many lives - at times with catastrophic consequences.

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- Gerald Thomas
Roteiristas
- Patrick Brawn
- Leo McKern
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6,5/10

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- Gerald Thomas
Roteiristas
- Patrick Brawn
- Leo McKern
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Opening credits: All characters and events in this film are fictitious and any similarity to persons living or dead is purely coincidental.

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Stockman is in court having been framed as a fare dodger. The magistrate says to him, "You have heard the conductor identify you as the passenger in question", but weeks later, the man who had actually dodged the fare is in the bus queue. The conductor instantly recognises him and calls out, "You, hey you! I've been wanting to see you for a long time." If he recognised him weeks later, then surely he would not have wrongly identified Stockman soon after the fare-dodging incident.

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Stockman: I've been brought here to listen to the drivelling nonsense of a couple of morons!

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9/10

Perfectly displays the ripple effect.

When you throw a pebble into a still pond, you'll watch that calmness interrupted as the ripples flow out, growing as they move out. This film works in the exact same way, the moment that clerk does the tiniest thing, not paying for his bus ticket, things spiral out of control, getting worse and worse.

I loved it, I thought it was clever, original, amusing, and a definite warning, 'always pay for your train and bus tickets,' had he done so, would any of the unfortunate events have occurred, who knows.

The acting was terrific, Dermot Walsh, Jack Watling and Susan Shaw in particular, and of course a wonderfully humorous turn from the wonderful Joan Hickson as the Barmaid.

Overall, I would class this fifties film as excellent. 9/10