Une affaire troublante

Original title: Personal Affair

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In a 1950s British village, a teenager, who is in love with her Latin language teacher, disappears, prompting the police to investigate the teacher, amidst public rumors of rape and murder.In a 1950s British village, a teenager, who is in love with her Latin language teacher, disappears, prompting the police to investigate the teacher, amidst public rumors of rape and murder.In a 1950s British village, a teenager, who is in love with her Latin language teacher, disappears, prompting the police to investigate the teacher, amidst public rumors of rape and murder.

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Gene Tierney

Kay Barlow

Leo Genn

Stephen Barlow

Pamela Brown

Evelyn

Walter Fitzgerald

Henry Vining

Megs Jenkins

Vi Vining

Michael Hordern

Headmaster Griffith

Thora Hird

Mrs. Usher

Glynis Johns

Barbara Vining

John Adams

Police Constable
(uncredited)

Pamela Binns

Young Sally
(uncredited)

Martin Boddey

Police Insp. Fred Garland
(uncredited)

Michael Brennan

Police Officer
(uncredited)

Peggy Ann Clifford

3rd Gossip
(uncredited)

Shirley Eaton

Schoolgirl
(uncredited)

Norah Gorsen

Phoebe
(uncredited)

Everley Gregg

Mrs. Welsh
(uncredited)

Lucy Griffiths

2nd Gossip
(uncredited)

Philo Hauser

Thin Man in Telephone Box
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Trivia
Glynis Johns (playing a 17 year old) was 30 when this film was released. Megs Jenkins who played her mother was 36.

Quotes
Vi Vining: You see sex in everything!
Evelyn: Sex is everything.

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8/10

Village People

A quietly flashy (the image even turns to negative at one point) cross between 'Le Corbeau' and 'Term of Trial' adapted from her own play 'A Day's Mischief' by Lesley Storm that once more lifts the lid on the passions simmering not far below the surface of conservative fifties Britain.

Obligatory American star Gene Tierney melds unobtrusively with a cast of largely female Brits ranging from bitter, chainsmoking maiden aunt Pamela Brown to an unbilled Nanette Newman as a gossiping teenager; the best performance as usual coming from Megs Jenkins as Glynis Johns' careworn mother.