The Long Arm DVD, 1956

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Film Description

'The True Inside Story of Scotland Yard's Crime Busters!' A classic Ealing Studios police thriller which follows Detective Superintendent Halliday (Jack Hawkins) as he finds links between a recent robbery from a safe in a London office building and other similar crimes over the past two years.

Film Information

Director - Charles Frend

Produced - 1956

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Jack Hawkins, Geoffrey Keen, Meredith Edwards, Ursula Howells, Sydney Tafler

DVD Details

Certificate:	U	Publisher:	Optimum Releasing	Region:	2
Length:	92 mins	Aspect:	1.33:1	Cat No:	OPTD1070
Format:	DVD Colour	Subtitles:	None

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"Last of Ealing Studio films." - Malcolm James on 16th March 2010

This picture was the last film to come out of the old Ealing studio. Jack Hawkins again playing a policeman as he had done two years earlier in Gideon of Scotland Yard... more >