95 minutes
4/21/1949
In this drama, a frustrated upper-class writer decides that he will find real inspiration by examining his subjects first-hand. This leads him to begin wandering about the seamiest side of town where he witnesses a murder. When an innocent man is arrested, the writer refuses to assist him as the knowledge that he has been "slumming" could destroy his career. The young man is sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Richard Todd
as Herbert Edward Logan
Patricia Plunkett
as Rosie
Stephen Murray
as Christopher Drew
Michael Laurence
as Jim Heal
Vida Hope
as Olive Mockson
Rosalyn Boulter
as Frankie Ketchen
James Hayter
as John Craigie 'Jocko' Glenn
Harry Fowler
as Dave, Rosie's friend
George Hayes
as The Mad Artist
Michael Brennan
as Det. Insp. Benstead
Joan Dowling
as Gracie, Rosie's friend
Michael Medwin
as Len, Herbie's bar pal
Irene Handl
as Inn Proprietress
John Salew
as Prosecutor Ainsley
John Salew
as Defense Counsel Sir Huntley
Mary Merrall
as Mrs. Drew
Frederick Leister
as The Vicar
Harcourt Williams
as Judge
George Curzon
as Clark Hall
Ian Fleming
as First Prison Warden
Edward Lexy
as Second Prison Warden
Helen Cherry
as Mary Drew
Valentine Dyall
as Toastmaster at Drew Party
Ernest Butcher
as uncredited
Susanne Gibbs
Cameron Hall
David Keir
Charles Lloyd Pack
Andreas Malandrinos
Charles Paton
Kynaston Reeves
Johnnie Schofield
Leonard Sharp
Alan Wheatley
Susanne Gibbs
as uncredited
Cameron Hall
as uncredited
David Keir
as uncredited
Charles Lloyd Pack
as uncredited
Andreas Malandrinos
as uncredited
Charles Paton
as uncredited
Kynaston Reeves
as uncredited
Johnnie Schofield
as uncredited
Leonard Sharp
as uncredited
Alan Wheatley
as uncredited