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By Ed Q (179) on 28 Nov 2008

Green for Danger offers an absorbing narrative, enhanced by strong direction, assured performances and stylized photography…

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By Doctor S (657) on 21 Nov 2008

Interesting mystery with effective cast of culprits gets knocked up a notch with Alastair Sim's offbeat, drolly amusing portrayal of the investigating…

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By Jonathan W (812) on 05 Oct 2008

A fun British war-time mystery. Great atmospheric black & white cinematography. Stars Alastair Sim…

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By Megan D (210) on 30 Sep 2008

Wonderful dry Brit sleeper with a dark sense of humor…

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By Ken S (1,985) on 22 Aug 2008

This film is a wonderful, if what we now think of as stereotypically English, mystery…

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By Brian C (2,025) on 16 Aug 2008

Alastair Sim is absolutely brilliant as an inspector out to solve two murders at a rural English hospital during WWII…

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By Mike M (2,387) on 30 Jul 2008

The granddaddy of all subsequent medical thrillers (Coma, Anatomy and Pathology, as well as Quincy and Diagnosis: Murder)…

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By Anne F (623) on 26 Jul 2008

A well-written, well-acted, good old fashioned murder mystery, and that's all…

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By Private U (13,627) on 17 Jul 2008

The best Hitchcock movie Hitchcock didn't make. It's as unconvential and witty today as it was sixty one years ago. A must…

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By Riley H (411) on 03 Jul 2008

Alastair Sim is brilliant as Inspector Cockrill. His droll wit had me in stitches throughout the movie. The ending is a stunner…

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By Michael U (128) on 13 Jun 2008

[font=Century Gothic]Green for Danger is an atmospheric if disappointing film set at a hospital during World War II with an unsatisfying mystery…

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By Erin M (506) on 25 Mar 2008

Very old-fashioned and lots of fun, with Sim as kind of a wartime Columbo…

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By Jonathan B (2,317) on 17 Mar 2008

Must have seen this film about 8 times in the past year and I still find myself watching it whenever it's on, enjoyable murder-mystery…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 23 Feb 2008

Sim excels as the inspector. A highly enjoyable whodunit, which still stands up over 60 years on…

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By Dan G (1,214) on 24 Jan 2008

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By James H (4,675) on 20 Jan 2008

7.5/10. Solid British mystery, the cast is great especially the incomparable Alastair Sim. Suspenseful and always interesting…

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By Danny D (678) on 26 Nov 2007

Stylishly photographed murder mystery featuring an excellent performance from Alastair Sim…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 16 Oct 2007

It's a fun murder mystery--it's a bit like Le Corbeau but a lot lighter…

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By Donovan D (139) on 10 Oct 2007

Very good postwar British whodunit…

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By Kerry W (50) on 09 Oct 2007

Alastair Sim is the brilliant but cowardly inspector in this fantasic war time murder mystery…

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