The Vice President (1958)
Elevation to the position of Vice-President brings prestige responsibility and freedoms of action, but it also means a shifting of loyalties and the losing of personal contact. This is shown in the dramatised story of John Harvard who rising from Branch Director to Vice-President finds himself having to put pressure on the men who a short time ago were his near equals. Only by going against their wishes can he serve the best interests of his company.
Director: Hugh O'Connor
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H.D. Wood as Self |
| Directing | Hugh O'Connor | Director |
| Crew | Sidney Katz | Script |
| Production | Nicholas Balla | Producer |
| Production | Morten Parker | Producer |
| Crew | John Gunn | Cinematography |
| Editing | Édouard Davidovici | Editor |
