Man Who Wouldn’t Talk, The

Date: 1958
Director: Herbert Wilcox
Production Company: Herbert Wilcox Productions

Stars: Anthony Quayle, Anna Neagle, Zsa Zsa Gabor
Location(s): London

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Storyline:

Courtroom drama sees accused man trapped into silence in the court. SJ

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Gabor and Quayle arrive at the Cottesmore Hotel as a later close-up shows. After several years, David Burns has cracked it. Fountain House, Park Street, Mayfair W1, a building that features in 'Act of Murder'. (SJ)

Spruced up a bit but Fountain House remains on the west side of Park Street. SJ

Reverse pov: looks like central London... As above looking south down Park Street, found with thanks and google evidence by David who adds that coincidentally Anna Neagle was living in Aldford House south of this block at the time of filming. (SJ)

I would've preferred a cab to a Ford van in the foreground. SJ

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Stourton Street, it says but I can't find it. Supposedly the back of the hotel

HM Brixton Prison, where Mick Jagger and Simon Dee did time. Jebb Avenue SW2.

Just west of Brixton Hill. SJ

Neagle enters. Brixton Prison on Jebb Avenue, a location that can be seen in The location can be seen in 'The Last Man to Hang', 'Quartet', 'Two Letter Alibi' and 'Take My Life'.

From ground level as steps may have caused a little consternation with the warders. SJ

King's Bench Walk, London EC4

Phil Wilkinson took this one.

Neagle enters her chambers. King's Bench Walk can also be seen in ‘Mr. Quilp’, ‘The Halfway House’, 'The Tyburn Case', 'Love Among the Ruins', ‘Brothers in Law’, 'School for Scoundrels' and 'The Blind Goddess'.

And this one's by Peter.