Strongroom

Date: 1962
Director: Vernon Sewell
Production Company: Theatrecraft

Stars: Derren Nesbitt, Colin Gordon, Ann Lynn, Keith Faulkner, William Morgan Sheppard
Location(s): London

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Storyline:

During a bank robbery, the manager and a cashier are locked in the strongroom while the crooks escape. Later when the gang realise that their plan to release the pair has gone wrong they return to the bank to try and free them before the police turn up.

Additional Information:

Screen captures and ‘now’ images uploaded by Phil Wilkinson

 

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Griff (Derren Nesbitt) about to commence the robbery . . .

. . . at the corner of St. Margaret's Road and The Barons in St. Margaret's, Twickenham.

Griff walks towards the Eastern Counties Bank in St. Margaret's.

The building no longer stands but the rest of the parade is still in situ. Twickenham Film Studios can be seen on the right.

Same image as capture 2. The street sign on the wall reads The Broadway and this location also appears in 'Double Bunk', 'The Ghost Camera' and 'Emergency'.

Just to show how far from the studios they travelled to make this film!! Image copyright unknown.

Griff gets out of the van involved in the robbery. The Barons in St. Margaret's, a road that has appeared in many films including ‘Not So Dusty’, ‘Au Pair Girls’, ‘Breakaway’, ‘Jungle Street’, ‘White Cargo’ and ‘Delayed Action’.

The fence and telegraph pole are still there in The Barons just along from the studio.

St Margarets Road at the junction with Kings Road.

No longer Everest Garages but the building remains.

St Margarets Road again. This time at the junction of Rosslyn Road.

It appears that the crew never moved more than 500 metres from the studio.

Friends turn up at the bank to meet Mr Spencer, the manager, with St Margarets station just visible to the right of centre background.

The same location.

Judging by the location budget this must be somewhere near the studios.

And its not too far away . . . St Margarets Road yet again with the van travelling from the Richmond Road end.