Film Noir: The Dark Side Of Cinema XXVII Shockumentary who had just played Holmes

who had just played Holmes and Watson for Hammer in The Hound of the Baskervilles (and co-starred in the BBC's controversial 1954 adaptation of George Orwell's 1984)

and production designer John Graysmark

"|To create the costumes

alone in her kitchen

author of The Cinema of Federico Fellini

Film Noir: The Dark Side Of Cinema XXVII Shockumentary who had just played HolmesNOTE Kino releases are rarely pristine, light imperfections are likely. This collection features three B noir treasures from Poverty Row studio Republic Pictures. The Great Train Robbery(1941) Duke Logan (Milburn Stone) and his gang hijack an entire train carrying gold bullion and passengers including nightclub entertainer Kay Stevens (Claire Carleton). Will Kay be saved by railroad detective Tom Logan (Bob Steele), who vows to halt the criminal