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Ambush | Robbery
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In a recent late night U.K. TV broadcast (29/05/18) there is a sequence set in a house where a woman is talking to a man while she is washing her daughter who is in a bath. The daughter is standing up but from her shoulders down her body is optically blurred while her mother is washing her.
The Pearson's house is 44 Parkside Crescent, Tynemouth, North Shields - since extended to almost twice its size at time of filming.
The plot is similar to the American Film Noir by Richard Fleischer, Armored Car Robbery, not only for the plot of crooks robbing an armored car, but the sexy wife of the passive, secondary gang member having a secret affair with the gang leader.
The payroll car in the opening-titles sequence is a Humber Hawk Mk III-VI. Another heist film starring Tom Bell - 'A Prize of Arms', released a year later - also has a similar-looking Humber car (a Humber Super Snipe) shown prominently during the titles sequence.
The location of the boatyard (Brensham, Norfolk) is fictitious.
"Johnny Mellors: In case you didn't know, killing that driver was murder, and you're an accessory. You give yourself up, Monty, you'll swing, sure as Christmas."
"Johnny Mellors: Do you dance, Mrs. Pearson? Katie Pearson: Yes, when it's the right music. Johnny Mellors: Well, tell me what tune you like and I'll get them to play it for you."
