Danger List – 1959

A Hammer production released by Exclusive Films
RCA Sound Recording
Made at Bray Studios
Black and White 22mins featurette

Storyline

As a result of a mix-up in a hospital pharmacy, deadly pills are dispensed to unsuspecting patients. Realising the error, Dr. Jim Bennett and pharmacist Gillian Freeman now face a race against time to retrieve them. But, not all the patients are so keen to hand them back!

Crew


Function	Credited	Age at Release	Birth	Death	Age	Hammer Credits
1st Assistant Director	Robert Lynn	40	9 Jun 1918	15 Jan 1982	63	6
Art Director	Ted Marshall					7
Camera Operator	Len Harris	42	19 May 1916	21 Feb 1995	78	52
Continuity	Kay Mander	43	28 Sep 1915	29 Dec 2013	98	2
Directed by	Leslie Arliss	57	6 Oct 1901	30 Dec 1987	86	1
Director of Photography	Arthur Grant, BSc	44	1915	1972	57	31
Editor	Alfred Cox		1925	2005	80	21
Executive Producer	Michael Carreras	31	21 Dec 1927	19 Apr 1994	66	81
Hairdresser	Henry Montsash	53	17 Sep 1905	29 Sep 1974	69	16
Make-up	Phil Leakey	50	4 May 1908	26 Nov 1992	84	48
Music Composed and Directed by	Edwin Astley	36	12 Apr 1922	19 May 1998	76	3
Produced by	Anthony Hinds	36	18 Sep 1922	30 Sep 2013	91	67
Production Manager	Don Weeks	54	15 Nov 1904	1 Mar 1988	83	30
Screenplay by	J.D. Scott					1
Sound Recordist	Jock May	54	1905	8 Jan 1991	86	29
Supervising Editor	James Needs	39	17 Oct 1919	2003	83	94
Wardrobe	Molly Arbuthnot	50	19 Dec 1908	1 Nov 2001	92	48

Cast


Character	Actor	Age at Release	Birth	Death	Age	Hammer Appearances
Audrey	Patricia Cree	25	19 Aug 1933	11 Nov 2001	68	1
Dr Jim Bennett	Philip Friend	43	20 Feb 1915	1 Sep 1987	72	2
Gillian Freeman	Honor Blackman	33	22 Aug 1925	5 Apr 2020	94	3
Mr Carlton	Alexander Field	66	6 Jun 1892	17 Aug 1971	79	1
Mr Ellis	Mervyn Johns	59	18 Feb 1899	6 Sep 1992	93	2
Mrs Coombe	Muriel Zillah	49	14 Jun 1909	31 Oct 2000	91	1
Mrs Ellis	Constance Fraser	54	5 Dec 1904	27 Apr 1973	68	1

Footnotes

With all of Hammer’s feature output now being handled by the major distributors, after this film only one more new production was released by Exclusive, another featurette entitled “Man with a Dog” (1958). With only a few features from other producers to rely on, plus re-runs of their old Hammers, Exclusive went into steady decline and was finally wound up in 1968.

Details were complied viewing the actual film.
Source of viewing copy – The Hammer Graveyard Collection