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Category Archives: Harry Alan Towers
Circus of Fear (1966) – Tuesday’s Overlooked Film
Christopher Lee and Klaus Kinski co-star in this Anglo-German whodunit marketed as a sensational Edgar Wallace thriller. Some sources claim the story of bank robbers hiding out with a travelling circus was based on Wallace’s The Three Just Men, while others credit … Continue reading
Posted in Edgar Wallace, England, Harry Alan Towers, London, Tuesday's Overlooked Film
Tagged Christopher Lee, Klaus Kinski
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Ten Little Indians (1965) – Tuesday’s Overlooked Film
With the news that the BBC are to adapt Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, I thought this might be a good opportunity to look at the original novel and earlier screen incarnations, especially the 1965 cinema version released … Continue reading