A Place to Go (Basil Dearden, 1963)
IMDb
Crime | Drama
Writing credits: Clive Exton, Michael Relph (writers); Michael Fisher (novel "Bethnal Green")
Cast:
Bernard Lee ... Matt Flint
Rita Tushingham ... Catherine Donovan
Michael Sarne ... Ricky Flint
Doris Hare ... Lil Flint
Barbara Ferris ... Betsy
John Slater ... Jack Ellerman
David Andrews ... Jim
William Marlowe ... Charlie Batey
Michael Wynne ... Pug
Roy Kinnear ... Bunting
Norman Shelley ... Magistrate
Jerry Verno ... Nobby Knowles
[quote]British crime drama with Bernard Lee, Rita Tushingham, Michael Sarne and Doris Hare. Ricky Flint (Mike Sarne) finds his world stifling. The East End that he grew up in is being demolished to make way for high rise blocks of flats and there seems just one possible means of escape: a one-off robbery of a cigarette factory. He becomes involved in a gang to carry out the robbery and then meets the forthright Cat (Rita Tushingham).[/quote][quote]Amidst the pub sing-songs and bombsites and with slums giving way to high-rise flats, life in Bethnal Green is changing for the Flints. Dad may decide to quit the docks and their daughter wants a new home with her husband and expected baby. Son Ricky is dissatisfied with his lot and equally eager to get away. Involved with a planned robbery of the cigarette factory where he works, his life becomes even more complicated when he gets involved with quirky Catherine.
Written by Jeremy Perkins <jwp@aber.ac.uk> [/quote][quote]Some excellent and vivid location work around Bethnal Green in London is the setting for this slice of "kitchen sink" life. It portrays a family struggling to keep their heads above water as the man of the house Bernard Lee loses his job for being too mouthy at work. He then takes to the streets as an escapologist in order to get money to put food on the table, quite often embarrassing himself and his family in the process. Meanwhile his son, played by 60s singing star Mike Sarne, is fed up being on the breadline and turns to local gangster John Slater to do a robbery at the factory he works at. Meanwhile Sarne's love interest played by the lovely Rita Tushingham certainly isn't an easy catch. All in all a really good slab of realism directed by the excellent Basil Dearden. Recommended.[/quote]
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IMDb
Crime | Drama
Writing credits: Clive Exton, Michael Relph (writers); Michael Fisher (novel "Bethnal Green")
Cast:
Bernard Lee ... Matt Flint
Rita Tushingham ... Catherine Donovan
Michael Sarne ... Ricky Flint
Doris Hare ... Lil Flint
Barbara Ferris ... Betsy
John Slater ... Jack Ellerman
David Andrews ... Jim
William Marlowe ... Charlie Batey
Michael Wynne ... Pug
Roy Kinnear ... Bunting
Norman Shelley ... Magistrate
Jerry Verno ... Nobby Knowles
[quote]British crime drama with Bernard Lee, Rita Tushingham, Michael Sarne and Doris Hare. Ricky Flint (Mike Sarne) finds his world stifling. The East End that he grew up in is being demolished to make way for high rise blocks of flats and there seems just one possible means of escape: a one-off robbery of a cigarette factory. He becomes involved in a gang to carry out the robbery and then meets the forthright Cat (Rita Tushingham).[/quote][quote]Amidst the pub sing-songs and bombsites and with slums giving way to high-rise flats, life in Bethnal Green is changing for the Flints. Dad may decide to quit the docks and their daughter wants a new home with her husband and expected baby. Son Ricky is dissatisfied with his lot and equally eager to get away. Involved with a planned robbery of the cigarette factory where he works, his life becomes even more complicated when he gets involved with quirky Catherine.
Written by Jeremy Perkins <jwp@aber.ac.uk> [/quote][quote]Some excellent and vivid location work around Bethnal Green in London is the setting for this slice of "kitchen sink" life. It portrays a family struggling to keep their heads above water as the man of the house Bernard Lee loses his job for being too mouthy at work. He then takes to the streets as an escapologist in order to get money to put food on the table, quite often embarrassing himself and his family in the process. Meanwhile his son, played by 60s singing star Mike Sarne, is fed up being on the breadline and turns to local gangster John Slater to do a robbery at the factory he works at. Meanwhile Sarne's love interest played by the lovely Rita Tushingham certainly isn't an easy catch. All in all a really good slab of realism directed by the excellent Basil Dearden. Recommended.[/quote]
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