Kick-Back Friday: #99

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Green for Danger (1946): Interesting title for a black-and-white whodunit.

An off-beat inspector from Scotland Yard (Alistair Sim)* investigates the surgical death of a postman and the murder of an OR nurse at a remote English hospital. The suspects are soon limited to 5 overdramatic medical personnel2 of whom deliver a priceless over-the-top sequence of mad laughter, followed by face slap, followed by hysterical sobbing.

* Think precursor to Columbo.

The usual HT to KTG.

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ktg said:

I'm telling all my friends: if you see only one movie containing a hysterical laughter/face slap/hysterical crying scene this year...make it this one. Two slapping palms up!

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