‘Have you ever murdered anyone?’ Edgar Lustgarten would ask his audience, which consisted of the millions who flocked to cinemas in postwar Britain. ‘Perhaps you’d rather not say.’ For many filmgoers, his short Scotland Yard B movies were a regular part of the evening’s entertainment throughout the 1950s. ...
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