John Curry gets mixed up with Carolyn Markham, who's targeted by a gang who have smuggled in a stash of watches.
A very enjoyable mystery, it put me in mind of The Edgar Wallace mysteries and The Frances Durbridge shows, it's along the same lines. It's a clever mystery, that moves along at a decent pace, and has several moments of intrigue.
What starts off as a seemingly ordinary crime, car theft, soon turns into something a whole lot more interesting, kidnap, assault, violence and murder.
That Alpine Sunbeam was one exquisite looking car, a time when Great Britain truly did manufacture the most exquisite cars.
I loved the visuals, the cars, the fashions, people and streets, you can't argue with the style of the 1960's.
Quality acting from a very reliable cast, Conrad Phillips, Bill Craddock and the excellent Zena Marshall.
Two amusing moments, Peter Butterworth's scene was very funny, I also chuckled seeing Jerry Desmonde, hard to take him seriously, buy a good actor Northerner.
7/10.
A very enjoyable mystery, it put me in mind of The Edgar Wallace mysteries and The Frances Durbridge shows, it's along the same lines. It's a clever mystery, that moves along at a decent pace, and has several moments of intrigue.
What starts off as a seemingly ordinary crime, car theft, soon turns into something a whole lot more interesting, kidnap, assault, violence and murder.
That Alpine Sunbeam was one exquisite looking car, a time when Great Britain truly did manufacture the most exquisite cars.
I loved the visuals, the cars, the fashions, people and streets, you can't argue with the style of the 1960's.
Quality acting from a very reliable cast, Conrad Phillips, Bill Craddock and the excellent Zena Marshall.
Two amusing moments, Peter Butterworth's scene was very funny, I also chuckled seeing Jerry Desmonde, hard to take him seriously, buy a good actor Northerner.
7/10.