CrimeDrama

Panic

In this crime melodrama, a Swiss woman finds herself unwittingly involved in a plot to steal from her employer, a London diamond merchant. Her boyfriend is behind the scheme. First he sends two accomplices disguised as German jewelers to see the boss. He is not fooled by their ruse and is killed while the woman is knocked unconscious. She awakens with amnesia and begins aimlessly wandering the London streets. Thinking that his girl has squealed to the police, her boy friend begins scouring the town to find her. Meanwhile, she is taken in by a boxer who returns to the ring to win the money needed to get her out of the country. Trouble ensues when her lover finally finds her after the match and begins beating on the exhausted fighter.

Release Date : 1963-01-01

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Ingram

Production Country : United Kingdom

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Character Name : Janine Heining

Original Name : Janine Gray

Gender : Female

Character Name : Mike

Original Name : Glyn Houston

Gender : Male

Character Name : Johnnie Cobb

Original Name : Dyson Lovell

Gender : Male

Character Name : Inspector Saunders

Original Name : Duncan Lamont

Gender : Male

Character Name : Lucette

Original Name : Julie Mendez

Gender : Female

Character Name : Fight Commentator

Original Name : Paul Carpenter

Gender : Male

Reviews

CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2024-09-26

Lots of 1960s jazz-style music sets the tone for this disappointingly run-of-the-mill crime noir from John Gilling. Janine Gray works for a jeweller in London's famous Hatton Garden when she falls victim to a robbery that kills her boss and leaves her unconscious. She awakens with amnesia and in panic goes into hiding - not just from the pursuing police, but also from her boyfriend (Dyson Lovell) who is mixed up with the thieves. In her confusion, she encounters a boxer - Glyn Houston - who takes a shine to her and gives her shelter whilst she begins to piece it all together. It has more action - including a boxing match - than many of it's British counterparts and the acting is solid enough; but nothing much new to see here...