The Large Rope

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA wrongly accused convict returns home, only to be maligned again.A wrongly accused convict returns home, only to be maligned again.A wrongly accused convict returns home, only to be maligned again.

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6,1/10

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Donald Houston

Tom Penney

Susan Shaw

Susan Hamble

Robert Brown

Mick Jordan

Peter Byrne

Jeff Stribling

Leonard White

PC Kensall

Vanda Godsell

Amy Jordan

Thomas Heathcote

James Gore

Christine Finn

Richard Warner

Inspector Harmer

Margaret Anderson

Nora Kensall

Hyma Beckley

Man in Pub
(uncredited)

Carl Bernard

Alfred Hamble
(uncredited)

Jim Brady

Man in Pub
(uncredited)

Margot Bryant

Villager
(uncredited)

Esma Cannon

Screaming woman
(uncredited)

Barbara Cavan

Mrs. Stribling
(uncredited)

Hilda Fenemore

Pub Landlady
(uncredited)

Reginald Hearne

Man Announcing Amy's Murder
(uncredited)

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6/10

low budget British film

Donald Houston stars in "The Long Rope" from 1953, also starring Susan Shaw, Robert Brown, Peter Byrne, Richard Warner, and Vanda Godsell.

After spending time in prison, Tom Penney (Houston) returns to his home town. His ex-girlfriend is marrying someone else; his father doesn't want him in the house; and as soon as the local floozy is murdered, he gets the blame.

Donald Houston reminded me of a homely version of Ingo Rademacher, an actor on General Hospital, and a young Lloyd Bridges. He certainly evoked sympathy in the role.

Interesting look at guilty until proven innocent in a small English town.

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Anecdotes
Glynn Houston was Welsh and never hid his accent. The film is set it seems in the West Country of the U.K. (Cornwall, Devon, Somerset or adjoining counties). The accents of the other actors range from East End of London to broad somewhere shire but no one else has a Welsh accent including the actors playing his parents.