Dead Lucky

Date: 1960
Director: Montgomery Tully
Production Company: Association of Cinema Technicians (A.C.T.)

Stars: Vincent Ball, Betty McDowall, John Le Mesurier, Alfred Burke, Michael Ripper, Sam Kydd, John Charlesworth
Location(s): London

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Storyline:

Journalist makes up stories about gambling and then finds himself in a real gambling club and becomes enmeshed in a murder. SJ

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Ball steps across Fleet Street, London EC4.

About here. SJ

The south side of the street as he crosses. The location appears in 'Front Page Story', Dead Lucky' and 'The Day the Earth Caught Fire'.

Slightly off target with the angle (damn that memory) but the bank is still standing. SJ

A tilt of McDowall's place.

I'm tilting a little too much. SJ

Le Mesurier arrives to investigate.

Chelsea House, Lowndes Street, Belgravia SW1. Seen also in The Assassination Bureau, Escape Route, Yield to the Night, The Servant, Allez France. SJ

Charlesworth's rather splendid abode.

The heart of Belgravia. Belgrave Place, SW1. SJ

Le Mesurier continues to investigate.

Belgrave Place looking towards Eaton Place. SJ

Parking next to Ecclestone Mews.

Unchanged apart from that tree! SJ

Another street shot.

This is Eaton Place looking east towards Upper Belgrave Street, SW1. Also seen in Corruption and The World Ten Times Over. Turn around and we're in Piccadilly Third Stop and The Crying Game territory.

It turns the corner...

... and we're back in Belgrave Place and the entrance to Ecclestone Mews, SW1. SJ