La lampe bleue (1950)
PC George Dixon qui doit prendre sa retraite sous peu, prend une nouvelle recrue, Andy Mitchell (Hanley), sous son égide, l'introduction au rythme de nuit accommodants. Dixon est un héros Ealing « ordinaire » classique, mais aussi anachronique, non préparé et incapable de répondre à la violence de Tom Riley (Bogarde). Appelé à la scène d'un vol qualifié dans un cinéma local, Dixon se retrouve face à face avec Riley, un jeune désespéré armé d'un revolver.
Directeur:
Basil Dearden
écrivain:
T. E. B. Clarke
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Jack Warner as PC George Dixon |
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Jimmy Hanley as PC Andy Mitchell |
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Dirk Bogarde as Tom Riley |
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Robert Flemyng as Police Sgt. Roberts |
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Bernard Lee as Divisional Detective Inspector Cherry |
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Peggy Evans as Diana Lewis |
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Patric Doonan as Spud |
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Bruce Seton as PC 'Jock' Campbell |
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Meredith Edwards as PC 'Taff' Hughes |
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Clive Morton as Police Sgt. Brooks |
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Frederick Piper as Alf Lewis |
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Dora Bryan as Maisie |
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Gladys Henson as Mrs Em Dixon |
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Tessie O'Shea as Herself - Singer |
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John Adams as PC at Darts Match (Uncredited) |
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Muriel Aked as Mrs Beryl Waterbourne (Uncredited) |
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Arnold Bell as Hospital Doctor (Uncredited) |
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Alma Cogan as Girl (Uncredited) |
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Michael Corcoran as Detective (Uncredited) |
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Betty Ann Davies as Mary Bertha Lewis (Uncredited) |
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Rowland Douglas as Cinema Doorman (Uncredited) |
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Renee Gadd as Woman Driver (Uncredited) |
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Michael Golden as Mike Randall (Uncredited) |
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Cameron Hall as Drunk (Uncredited) |
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Melvyn Hayes as Blond Urchin (Uncredited) |
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Eric Henderson as Police Constable (Uncredited) |
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Charles Houston as Man in ID Parade (Uncredited) |
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Glyn Houston as Barrow Boy (Uncredited) |
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Jennifer Jayne as June (Uncredited) |
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Gerry Judge as Driver in Crashed Car Sequence (Uncredited) |
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Sam Kydd as Bookmaker's Assistant at White City (Uncredited) |
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Duncan Lewis as Mr Williams (Uncredited) |
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Arthur Lovegrove as Man Being Fingerprinted (Uncredited) |
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Jack May as Old Man in Crowd (Uncredited) |
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William Mervyn as Chief Inspector Hammond (Uncredited) |
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Glen Michael as Larry (Uncredited) |
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Arthur Mullard as PC at Darts Game (Uncredited) |
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Richard Neller as Man in Crowd (Uncredited) |
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Rosemary Nicols as Urchin (Uncredited) |
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Joe Phelps as Man in Crowd (Uncredited) |
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Paul Phillips as Man in Street (Uncredited) |
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Sidney Pointer as Supt. Harwood (Uncredited) |
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John Salew as Officious Man (Uncredited) |
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Arthur Sandifer as Man in Street (Uncredited) |
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Stuart Saunders as White City Security Officer (Uncredited) |
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Charles Saynor as PC Wal Tovey (Uncredited) |
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Jack Sharp as Man in Crowd (Uncredited) |
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Norman Shelley as F.P. Jordan (Uncredited) |
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Campbell Singer as Station Sergeant (Uncredited) |
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Anthony Steel as Police Constable (Uncredited) |
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Gwynne Whitby as Police Sgt Grace Millard (Uncredited) |
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Billy Wilmot as Man in Crowd (Uncredited) |
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Doris Yorke as Cinema Cashier (Uncredited) |
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Arthur Rigby as Policeman at Station(uncredited) |
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Gene Neighbors as Queenie (uncredited) |
| Directing | Basil Dearden | Director |
| Writing | T. E. B. Clarke | Screenplay |
| Camera | Gordon Dines | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Jan Read | Writer |
| Production | Michael Balcon | Producer |
| Writing | Ted Willis | Writer |
| Camera | Chic Waterson | Camera Operator |
| Costume & Make-Up | Anthony Mendleson | Costume Design |
| Sound | Ernest Irving | Music Director |
| Art | Jim Morahan | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ernest Taylor | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Harry Frampton | Makeup Artist |
| Editing | Peter Tanner | Editor |
| Directing | Harry Kratz | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Arthur Bradburn | Sound Recordist |
| Camera | Lionel Banes | Additional Director of Photography |
