Mix Me a Person

Date: 1962
Director: Leslie Norman
Production Company: British Lion Film Corporation

Stars: Anne Baxter, Adam Faith, Donald Sinden, Carole Ann Ford, Jack MacGowran, Ed Devereux
Location(s): London

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Storyline:

Youthful Faith is accused of a policeman’s murder and faces hanging unless psychiatrist Baxter can save him.

Additional Information:

All stills and now shots by SJ.

 

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Donald Sinden on Park Square West, London NW1, about to turn left.

Marylebone Road and Park Crescent in the background. The railings have been removed for car access. Most unusual. SJ.

He turns west into Ulster Place.

Now. SJ.

The Duchess pub on the corner of Savona Street, SW8.

All that's left and recognisable now. SJ.

A coffee shop parallel to Battersea Park Road just to west of the Duchess, SW8.

Not there anymore. SJ.

Outside the coffee shop, Battersea Park Road, SW8.

Now. SJ.

A mews in SW1 ...

10 Lennox Gardens Mews, Knightsbridge, SW1X 0DP. Discovered by Alan Field and Greg Mishevski via BritMovie" also seen in Street Corner and Assignment K. The upper level is intact but as one can see from the next shot, the ground levels have been re-modelled. SJ

No. 10, a mews.

A close shot of the above to show the details of change. Again thanks to Alan Field and Greg Mishevski. SJ

Battersea Park Road again, clearer in daylight.

Now. SJ.

Oooh what a giveaway. Very same angle, railings and fence post shown in Optimists of Nine Elms, 054 and 056.

Battersea Power Station in all its faded glory. SJ.