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A Matter of Choice is a 1963 British black and white drama film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Malcolm Gerard, Michael Davis, Anthony Steel, Jeanne Moody and Ballard Berkeley. The screenplay was by Paul Ryder based on an original story by Sewell and Derren Nesbitt.
Two youths accidentally cause a man's death, and inadvertently reveal his liaison with a married woman. IMDb provides cast and crew information, user and critic reviews, trivia, goofs, and more for this low budget and black and white film.
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- Drama
- Vernon Sewell
- 1963-07
www.screenbound.co.ukA Matter of Choice [1960]Five people are soon to find their lives inextricably entwined for the worse. Two youths end up in a fight with...
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A film about a series of coincidences that lead to a fatal accident and a cover-up. Read the opinions of IMDb users who rated the plot, the actors and the director of this British thriller.
Two snobbish and annoying youths – Mike (Malcolm Gerard) and Tony (Michael Davis) – are thrown out of a discotheque – the Hip Bath Club – and are involved in an altercation with a policeman (Ian Curry) while vandalising a sandwich vending machine in the street which swallowed their two bob.
