Dann schweigen die Pistolen

Originaltitel: Man from Tangier

1957
1 Std. 6 Min.

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Lisa Gastoni and Robert Hutton in Dann schweigen die Pistolen (1957)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuInternational crook Armstrong flees post-war Tangier with priceless forgery plates. International crook Voss sends pretty Michele after him. Arriving in London, Armstrong accidentally swaps ... Alles lesenInternational crook Armstrong flees post-war Tangier with priceless forgery plates. International crook Voss sends pretty Michele after him. Arriving in London, Armstrong accidentally swaps coats in a barber's shop with film actor Chuck Collins. Through an address in his new coat... Alles lesenInternational crook Armstrong flees post-war Tangier with priceless forgery plates. International crook Voss sends pretty Michele after him. Arriving in London, Armstrong accidentally swaps coats in a barber's shop with film actor Chuck Collins. Through an address in his new coat's pocket, Collins meets up with Michele. Voss' partner, international crook Heinrich, sta... Alles lesen

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9AlaGls1

Forged Passports lead to murder

Like many British B-Pictures of it's time, this was made by Butchers Film Distributors. Running for an hour, like most of these pictures it is a taunt fast-moving story involving a mysterious girl on the run from a passport forger, and, after meeting a film stunt man, who offers to help her, they get involved in further killings, until the villians are bought to book

5boblipton

B Plot, B Actors

Actor Robert Hutton accidentally picks up Emerton Court's overcoat instead of his own. Court is a crook from Tangier with fake printing plates for money hidden in his lining. When Court turns up dead, Hutton becomes a suspect, and must prove his innocence with the help of Lisa Gastoni. But who is a crook and who is honest?

It's a decent quota quickie from director Lance Comfort, with American actor Hutton there to help the international market... although by this stage, Hutton's star power is very wan. The movie is pretty much B market all the way through.

4Leofwine_draca

Routine programmer

And so Butcher's Films churn out another routine programmer without much in the way to distinguish it from a dozen other, similar productions. MAN FROM TANGIER is a film that spends every penny of its tight budget on exotic locales and a varied cast while at the same time telling the most ordinary subject imaginable. This one hinges on a case of mistaken identity - the identity of a COAT - if you can believe that...

The set-up is that a crook's coat gets mixed up with the coat of an American actor, thus transporting the latter into a world of crime. There are the requisite glamorous women and double crosses, and a few action scenes dotted here and there, but this is never more than a very typical, very ordinary, would be thriller.

8leavymusic-2

Good

Good British b movie romp, enjoyable, but could have much better with a more serious score making a superior soundtrack for the film.

3JoeytheBrit

Man from Tangier review

Messy low-budget effort from low-rent British outfit Butcher which starts out quite brightly but quickly gets bogged down by confusing plot developments. With his car salesman's 'tache, Robert Hutton looks far too cheesy to be a hero.

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The print of the film used by Talking Pictures TV is partly a German version; the dialogue is all in English but when a newspaper is shown, a German translation of the headline is shown as a superimposed title.

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When Armstrong leaves his case at Victoria luggage office there is a member of the film crew warning away two elderly ladies who were about to approach the luggage counter where they were filming.