A detective proves that a Robin Hood-type crook did not steal a metal formula.A detective proves that a Robin Hood-type crook did not steal a metal formula.A detective proves that a Robin Hood-type crook did not steal a metal formula.
Katharine Blake
- Janet Lynn
- (as Katherine Blake)
Wallace Bosco
- Man Helping Dr. Lancaster
- (uncredited)
Max Brent
- Bill Merrick
- (uncredited)
Vivienne Burgess
- Miss Parkinson
- (uncredited)
Gordon Craig
- Thug
- (uncredited)
Monti DeLyle
- The Spaniard
- (uncredited)
Charles Hawtrey
- Lorne Court Hotel Cashier
- (uncredited)
Andreas Malandrinos
- Benson
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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Did you know
- TriviaThis was one of the "75 Most Wanted" films listed by the British Film Institute as "Missing, believed lost". It has since been found.
- Quotes
The Honourable Richard Rollison: [Surveys the chair adjacent to the interior door,] Keyholing, Jolly?
Jolly: Yes, sir!
- ConnectionsEdited into ITV Television Playhouse: Hammer the Toff (1958)
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The Toff is a Saint knockoff. Hammer the Toff is cheap B movie that looks more like a quota quickie but with better production values.
Richard Rollison is the Toff. An aristocratic and well connected amateur crime fighter. He is friends with Inspector Grice (Valentine Dyall) and East End pub owner Bert Ebbut who has links with the criminal side of life.
Rollison has a calling card of the Toff. A caricature of a man in top hat, monocle, and smoking a cigarette in a holder.
In this movie Rollison meets Susan Lancaster in a train compartment and soon her uncle, a scientist is found dead. The culprit is a character called the Hammer.
Rollison tracks down the Hammer but discovers this is a Robin Hood type person and could not had killed Susan's uncle.
Maybe someone has taken the Hammer's identity or just trying to blame him.
An unpretentious and simple plot. This is a no frills and no fuss movie. The music is irritating, the story is creaky with not much action.
There is an appearance by Charles Hawtrey.
Richard Rollison is the Toff. An aristocratic and well connected amateur crime fighter. He is friends with Inspector Grice (Valentine Dyall) and East End pub owner Bert Ebbut who has links with the criminal side of life.
Rollison has a calling card of the Toff. A caricature of a man in top hat, monocle, and smoking a cigarette in a holder.
In this movie Rollison meets Susan Lancaster in a train compartment and soon her uncle, a scientist is found dead. The culprit is a character called the Hammer.
Rollison tracks down the Hammer but discovers this is a Robin Hood type person and could not had killed Susan's uncle.
Maybe someone has taken the Hammer's identity or just trying to blame him.
An unpretentious and simple plot. This is a no frills and no fuss movie. The music is irritating, the story is creaky with not much action.
There is an appearance by Charles Hawtrey.
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- Nettlefold Studios, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England, UK(studio: produced at Nettlefold Studios Walton-On-Thames)
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- Runtime1 hour 11 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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