Kill Me Tomorrow 1957
Kill Me Tomorrow
A reporter who needs cash for his son's operation is paid by a smuggler to take a murder rap.
A reporter who needs cash for his son's operation is paid by a smuggler to take a murder rap.
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Full Cast & Crew... Bart Crosbie
... Jill Brook
... Heinz Webber
... Inspector Lane
... Waxy Lister
... Mr. Brook
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See All 1 Reviews13 Feb 2023 by CinemaSerf
"Crosbie" (Pat O'Brien) is a jaded old journalist who is involved in a car accident that robs him of his wife and seriously injures his son. Now facing a bill of £1,000 to send him to Switzerland for urgent treatment, he becomes desperate and turns to the dubious "Webber" (George Coulouris) and offers to take the rap for the recent death of his old boss if he will fund the surgery. What "Crosbie" hadn't figured on, though, was the police actually wanting to get to the bottom of the crime and "Insp. Lane" (Wensley Pithey) isn't convinced he has his man! The only solution for "Crosbie" now might be to team up with fellow reporter "Jill" (Lois Maxwell) and see if they can solve the crime themselves. It took me a while to recognise a very young Richard Pascoe as the doctor and Tommy Steele also features briefly, but otherwise this is all a rather formulaic drama that is probably fifteen minutes longer than it needs to be. It's reasonably paced and passes the time, but you won't recall it afterwards.
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Release Date:
May 01, 1957 (United Kingdom)
Run Time:
1hr 20`
MMPA Rating:
NR
Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Status:
Released
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Kill Me Tomorrow
"Crosbie" (Pat O'Brien) is a jaded old journalist who is involved in a car accident that robs him of his wife and seriously injures his son. Now facing a bill of £1,000 to send him to Switzerland for urgent treatment, he becomes desperate and turns to the dubious "Webber" (George Coulouris) and offers to take the rap for the recent death of his old boss if he will fund the surgery. What "Crosbie" hadn't figured on, though, was the police actually wanting to get to the bottom of the crime and "Insp. Lane" (Wensley Pithey) isn't convinced he has his man! The only solution for "Crosbie" now might be to team up with fellow reporter "Jill" (Lois Maxwell) and see if they can solve the crime themselves. It took me a while to recognise a very young Richard Pascoe as the doctor and Tommy Steele also features briefly, but otherwise this is all a rather formulaic drama that is probably fifteen minutes longer than it needs to be. It's reasonably paced and passes the time, but you won't recall it afterwards.
Cast & Crew of
Kill Me Tomorrow
Directors & Credit Writers
... Director
Cast
... Bart Crosbie
... Jill Brook
... Heinz Webber
... Inspector Lane
... Waxy Lister
... Mr. Brook
... Steve Ryan
... Dr. Fisher
AO
April Olrich... Bella Braganza
... Himself
... Harrison
... Nico
... Rod
VW
Vic Wise... Lou
... Sgt. Bellamy
...
CM
Cal McCord... Joe
... Jimmy Crosbie
... Newspaper Office Boy
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Produced By
PM
Pat Moon... Production Secretary
... Co-producer