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The 1957 British comedy film There’s Always a Thursday stars Charles Victor as a down-trodden bank clerk who finds fame as the director of a racy lingerie firm. Director Charles Saunders’s 1957 British comedy film […]
Director Michael Anderson’s 1953 British comedy film Will Any Gentleman…? stars George Cole as a timid bank clerk called Henry Sterling, in this amusing enough adaptation of the popular 1950 stage farce by Vernon Sylvaine, who […]
The intense and involving 1965 suspense thriller The Collector stars Terence Stamp as a deranged bank clerk and butterfly collector, who decides to collect human specimens, and abducts a young art student (Samantha Eggar). Director […]
Director Ralph Richardson’s 1952 Home at Seven [retitled Murder on Monday in the US] is a fairly compelling amnesia mystery with a theft and a murder occurring during the 24 hours a bank clerk, David […]
Blake Edwards makes a first-rate job of his excellent 1962 San Francisco location-shot suspense thriller Experiment in Terror [Grip of Fear]. Director Blake Edwards is best known for his farcical comedies and especially the Pink […]
Director Charles Russell’s 1994 comedy gave Jim Carrey his then best chance to shine to date as mild-mannered bank clerk Stanley Ipkiss, who puts on a mysterious ancient mask and goes from zero to hero […]
Good but underwhelming, co-writer/director Jez Butterworth’s 2001 British comedy thriller ends up entertaining but surprisingly disposable and a bit disappointing. Nicole Kidman comes to Britain to show off her versatility as a Russian Internet-mail-order bride who […]