Man of Violence is a 1969 British crime film directed by Pete Walker and starring Michael Latimer, "Hammer glamour" actresses Virginia Wetherell and Luan Peters, and Derek Aylward.[1] It is also known as Moon. In the film, a young man is forced to work for a major criminal in his effort to find a hidden stash of stolen gold.
Man of Violence | |
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Directed by | Pete Walker |
Written by | Brian Comport Pete Walker |
Produced by | Pete Walker |
Starring | Michael Latimer Luan Peters Derek Aylward |
Cinematography | Norman G. Langley |
Edited by | Peter Austen-Hunt |
Music by | Cyril Ornadel |
Distributed by | Miracle Films |
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Running time | 89 minutes |
Country | United Kingdom |
Language | English |
"Pete Walker's affectionate low-budget homage to the gangster thriller is packed with sights and sounds from a Britain about to swing out of the Sixties and into a somewhat less optimistic decade. Man of Violence offers not only rare glimpses of a world gone by but also some twists on generic convention."[2] The music was composed and conducted by Cyril Ornadel.
The BFI have released Man of Violence on DVD and Blu-ray through its Flipside strand, together with the film The Big Switch.[3]
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