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Date: 1957
Director: Maclean Rogers
Production Company: Butcher's Film Productions

Stars: Hugh McDermott, Jane Hylton, Honor Blackman, Hugh Moxey
Location(s): Surrey

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Storyline:

A smuggler and his wife become embroiled in a tussle over valuable ancient manuscripts.

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After being asked to the home of Steve Mordaunt following a robbery, Bob Westlake and his wife Susie drive through the countryside. This is Looking northward on Stroude Road, to the south of Egham in Surrey.

The MG turns into the driveway of Madeley, the financier's huge property. The driveway leads to Great Fosters on Stroude Road which was also seen in 'Oh, Daddy', ‘Surprise Package’ and ‘A Night to Remember’.

After a lavish afternoon tea Nick Boorman, took some shots of Great Fosters, this one showing that the entrance pillars have changed.

The Butler meets Bob (Hugh McDermott) and Susie Westlake (Honor Blackman) as they draw up outside the house. The entrance to Great Fosters near Egham.

The entrance now by Nick Boorman.

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House guest Rosemary Delgado (Jane Hylton) sees the couple and goes to find Currie the chauffeur to ask about the new arrivals.

Making the most of her stay whilst Steve and Bob talk, Susie dives into Madeley's pool. The pool at Great Fosters.

No diving board in Nick Boorman's comparison, but the wooden building survives.

Inside the house, the two men discuss business before the attempted robbery is brought up. Great Fosters is now a luxury hotel.

The same corner of the pool taken by Nick Boorman.

Rosemary walks with Steve Mordaunt (Ivan Samson) through the garden. Possibly Great Fosters near Egham in Surrey.

The extended pergola at Great Fosters. (SR)

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Susie recognises Rosemary as a woman who was once involved with a crook before running to tell her husband.

Bob Westlake heads to question Currie about the previous night's events. Again, Great Fosters in Surrey.

Nick Boorman's capture brings out the building's different textures.

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After finding a clue in Rosemary's flat, Bob continues his investigation at the fictional Avonlea on Monkton Road, Twickenham.

Whilst snooping around Avonlea, Bob and Susie are caught by Delal and his sidekicks before they make their escape by boat. Bridge Wharf in Chertsey, Surrey with Chertsey Bridge to the top right.

A clearer, daylight view of the bridge from Nick Boorman.

Following her kidnapping, Delal (Ferdy Mayne) takes Susie to his hideout in Camden Town. Actually, this is High Street in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. Russ Williamson tells us that that the location also appears in 'The Sound Barrier'.

Russ Williamson has provided this modern view. Image copyright Google.

Susie is led along a narrow alleyway. Looking along Church Walk from High Street. The alleyway was also seen in ‘Something in the City’.

Nick Boorman's comparison shows that the wall on the right has been replaced.

After Rosemary is forced to tell them where Susie is being held, Bob and his associate arrive in Camden Town. Facing north on High Street, Walton on Thames.

Parked in the correct location for one shot at least. (RL)

Bob and Tom Cookson (Hugh Moxey) get out of the MG and set off to rescue Susie. High Street in Walton on Thames, Surrey.

Somewhat busier as one would expect. (RL)