Hide and Seek [DVD]

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They find the life jackets have been attached to trousers, and that Garrett and Maggie faked the attempt for the island. Not exactly the Ministry of Defence, this is the entrance to the Anatomy Building of University College London on Gower Street. In the woods, Garrett gets caught in an animal snare, and Maggie goes to find a stick to help pry it open.

DISCLAIMER: Note that inclusion of a title within our catalogue does not guarantee rights or print availability for a specific territory. I remember him saying Zulu was the greatest film ever made…it might have been said partly tongue in cheek, but it was one of his favourite films.The difference being that there is no case of mistaken identity and being an astrophysicist, Carmichael does not need to rely on dumb luck to get himself out of a situation. Garrett makes several halfhearted attempts at escape, until finally Maggie reveals that she has taken a set of keys to try to help them escape.

When Melnicker notices two individuals enter the hall he is distracted and excuses himself for the lunch break. The shot was used in 'Escapade', 'Beat Girl' and 'Left, Right and Centre' while the water troughs can also be seen in 'One Wild Oat' and 'Train of Events'. It was one of several British films released in 1964 after spending well over a year on the shelf - others included "The Leather Boys", "Ladies Who Do" and "The Comedy Man". Needless to say it doesn't quite have the pizzazz of Hitchcock's masterpiece, but it does display Munro's willingness to disrobe on camera, something which I am sure The Master would have appreciated. I haven’t seen my acquaintance for quite a few years, but Hide and Seek is the eighth Cy Endfield film I have watched over the last two or three years.

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Carmichael is a physicist who supposedly possesses a great talent which is desirable by all cold war players. Having jumped from the train when the two agents were encountered, David and Maggie say goodbye to Wilkins (Hugh Griffith) after spending the night on his narrow-boat. Ian Carmichael – one of British cinema’s most accomplished character actors and immortalised in the television role of P. They head down to the shore, where Garrett finds that he cannot identify the correct key to unlock a small motorboat.Sadly, the decidedly naff title did summarise and embody the film only too well, both as regards final product and as a description of the plot. David Garrett is a professor of astrophysics at the University of Cambridge, working on tracking Russian rocket launches. Garrett starts to walk down the road and comes across a policeman on a bicycle who goes back to the cliff with him.