The Informers
Yard In Big Hunt For Bank Robbers
When the detective in charge of investigating a series of bank robberies starts to get too close to the culprits, they set up a blackmail scheme to warn him off. But when the crooks begin to fall out with each other, the police learn the truth.
- 6.5
- 1963
- Released
- 1h 45m
Nigel Patrick
Chief Insp. John Edward Johnnoe
Katherine Woodville
Mary Johnnoe
Colin Blakely
Charlie Ruskin
Derren Nesbitt
Bertie Hoyle
Harry Andrews
Supt. Alec Bestwick
Roy Kinnear
Shorty
Margaret Whiting
Maisie BartonJohn Cowley
Jim Ruskin
Allan Cuthbertson
Smythe
Frank Finlay
Leon Sale
Michael Coles
Ben
Ronald Hines
Geoff LewisPeter Prowse
Mick Lonergan
George Sewell
Fred Hill
Kenneth J. Warren
Lou Waites
Brian Wilde
Lipson
Peter Bowles
Peter The Pole (uncredited)
Donal Donnelly
Tommy The Trotter (uncredited)
Harry Landis
Hicks (uncredited)Bernard Goldman
Hymie (uncredited)Fred Haggerty
Hoyle's Henchman (uncredited)Peter Brace
Ruskin's Henchman (uncredited)George Hilsdon
Ruskin's Henchman (uncredited)Faye Craig
Black Woman (uncredited)Geoffrey Dunn
Man with Camera (uncredited)
Garfield Morgan
Police Inspector (uncredited)Geoffrey Denton
Police Inspector (uncredited)
Patrick Jordan
Police Inspector (uncredited)
Ray Smith
Police Sergeant (uncredited)Donald Tandy
Police Sergeant (uncredited)
Martin Wyldeck
Police Officer (uncredited)William Baskiville
Police Officer (uncredited)Arthur Howell
Police Officer (uncredited)Alan Meacham
Police Officer (uncredited)Colin McKenzie
Detective (uncredited)Joe Wadham
Police Driver (uncredited)
David Weston
Young Constable (uncredited)
Michael Segal
Customer at Club (uncredited)Roy Godfrey
Barman (uncredited)Peter Evans
Pub customer (uncredited)Released
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- #bank robbery
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Reviews
Nigel Patrick is effective as a Scotland Yard chief inspector on the trail of a sophisticated gang responsible for a Whitechapel bank robbery. "Johnnoe" is getting close. His meticulous, no-nonsense, style of investigation is leading him close to Frank Finlay's "Sale" whom we know from the outset is a lynchpin in the criminal organisation. The criminals are no slouches, though, and they cleverly a