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Why "Divers and Sundry"?
Because this blog does not consist of a single focus topic I chose the name Divers and Sundry where "Divers" means being of many and various kinds, and "Sundry" means consisting of a haphazard assortment of different kinds.
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Interesting title. Never heard of it or any of the players
ReplyDeleteJack Warner was popular in Great Britain but not nearly as well-known here. The others were unfamiliar to me. Val Guest is the draw here. His films are always worth checking out.
DeleteI actually saw this film, it wasn't bad. Valerie
ReplyDeleteVal Guest is never bad :)
Delete...puzzling.
ReplyDeleteworth a try if you like these late 50s-early 60s crime/noir films
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