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The Big Frame: Directed by David MacDonald. With Mark Stevens, Jean Kent, Garry Marsh, John Bentley. WWII RAF reunion. American pilot fights drunken buddy. Next day, pilot wakes up with bloody suit in strange hotel room. Buddy murdered, pilot suspected.
- (214)
- Mystery
- David MacDonald
- 1953-05
During a London reunion of a World War II RAF unit, an American pilot gets into a fight with one of his buddies, who is drunk and belligerent. The next day the pilot wakes up in a strange hotel room with blood on his suit, and can't remember how he got there.
- 69 min
- 1752
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Feb 23, 2008 · A neer do well drunkard is killed by a merchant mariner and the bartender than cooks up a phony story (The "Frame") with his regulars. The Big Frame from the 1950's series Dragnet.
- 26 min
- 25.8K
- Lum Edwards
A WWII RAF unit gathers in London for a reunion. One of the men is an American pilot, Paul Smith (Stevens) who is engaged to Louise (Kent). During the reunion, a drunken colleague picks a fight with Paul, and the two of them wind up duking it out. The two manage to make up and have another drink.
The Lost Hours, released in the United States as The Big Frame, is a 1952 British film noir directed by David MacDonald and starring Mark Stevens and Jean Kent. It was made at Denham Studios.
