... ***BRIGHTON ROCK Pathe-Boulting Bros. Production. British. “A” certificate. Runs 91 minutes. Directed by John Boulting, from the novel by Graham Greene. Cast: Pinkie Brown, Richard Attenborough; Ida Arnold, Hermione Baddeley; Dallow, William Hartnell; ...

... something rather special. I think that the Boulting spirit has yet to achieve its big success. Brighton Rock was better than Fame is the Spur: The Guinea Pig will probably be better than either. The Boultings and their associates are young. In days when ...

... Ustinov and accepted a long-term contract from the Boultings. His first picture after that was The Man Within, for which he was lent to Sydney Box. He did the screen version of “ Brighton Rock ” for the Boultings, after fitting in Dancing With Crime for Alliance ...

... the prize role in his next epic. Many of us did so when the Boulting brothers announced that they had chosen an unknown to take the part of the rather tragic little waitress in Brighton Rock. When they told us that the unknown was a West London convent ...

... the sponsors of a stage version of “ Brighton Rock.”” His imPact on the West End as “ Pinkie ” was astonishing. Not only did the public want him; even the critics were won over. But there was a war on. “ Brighton Rock ” came off when the young leading man’s ...

... prisoner. He went on portraying the craven youths —the unformed adventurer in The Man Within, the brittle, twisted Pinkie in Brighton Rock, the sad and flashy Percy Boon in London Belongs To Me. But all the time he was trying on different disguises. What, in ...

... acting. His films turned to London 17 fl;’ufi include “It Always Rains On Sun- later, she made “ M”'fld d/ day,” 1947, “Brighton Rock,” 1947, with Group Three- , peathy R “The Lady With A Lamp,” 1951, appearances include RE f “Derby Day,” 1952. He has made ...