Green for Danger

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bruce F @bruce999 Aug 15, 2026 perhaps one of the best 'who done it' movies ever made. enjoyable to see again and again See more Ted B. @Movieaddicted Nov 3, 2025 3.0 stars; This had a pretty good mystery plot, although I wouldn't call it a thriller. It had its moments, but it just wasn't the complete package. The mystery aspect was well done. The Brits (home of Agatha Christie) seem to have a talent for producing good mysteries. See more Leo P @RT23366938 Aug 30, 2025 This unthrilling thriller is short of oxygen from the very start. Pumping CO2 into the patient while on the operating table doesn't help. It happened because the green gas cylinder was overpainted with black. Green stands for danger- best to avoid this anesthetic mystery altogether. See more Will G @Wgoodeve Jul 1, 2025 A good British noir film. There was a detective and it was a murder mystery. There were patients dying at a hospital, so they had to solve the case. It took place during WWII. See more SICKS6SIX S @sicks6six Feb 20, 2025 a fantastic film, great actors, great script and great directing, even the setting is great, A cottage hospital, Rememebr them ? Simms is in top form and the rest of the cast doesn't disappoint, not one dudd in the whole film, This film if made today would be a farce because this film is 100% reliant on the actors actually acting, back then everyone of these actors would have served their apprenticeship in repertory theatre learning their craft, Example Neil Tennent is considered Britains best actor today, he could not tie the shoe laces of the hospital porter in the film, he has 3 minute appearance and is asleep, if you visit RT you are a bit of a film buff and you have probably seen this film, but its worth watching again, See more Simon T @MovieTart Dec 12, 2021 Crisply photographed by Oswald Morris, this low budget post-war whodunnit benefits from the wartime paranoia - careless talk costs lives - and constant threat from bombings as its protagonists - a small team of medics - deal with a series of murders on the operating table, sexual betrayal, and - most terrifying of all - the amused attentions of Alastair Sim's determined Inspector Cockerill. The sound mix occasionally drowns out the dialogue, but it's entertaining stuff, and foreshadows every Agatha Christie adaptation you've ever seen. See more Read all reviews

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