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Seven Sinners (1936)
Posted on April 22, 2015 by realthog Standard
vt Doomed Cargo
UK / 69 minutes / bw / Gaumont–British Dir: Albert de Courville Scr: Sidney Gilliat, Frank Launder, L. du Garde Peach, Austin Melford Story: The Wrecker (1924 play) by Arnold Ridley and Bernard Merivale Cine: M. Greenbaum Cast: Edmund Lowe, Constance Cummings, Thomy Bourdelle, Henry Oscar, Felix Aylmer, Joyce Kennedy, O.B. Clarence, Mark Lester, Allan Jeayes, Anthony Holles, David Horne, Edwin Laurence, James Harcourt.
An entertaining comedy thriller in the same spirit as Hitchcock's The Thirty-Nine Steps (1935), complete with a couple thrown together at the outset who spend proceedings bickering and bantering until, inevitably, they finally declare undying love. There's even a shootout in a theater at the end, although in this instance it's in a cinema rather than a music hall. During that shootout the audience are watching a supposed Gaumont newsreel (akin to the Pathé newsreels and Pathé Pictorials) recounting many of the events of the plot; Seven Sinners begins in a similar vein, almost in the style of a Pathé Pictorial, headlined CARNIVAL AT NICE.
American PI Edward "Ed" Harwood (Lowe) of the Tankerton agency is playing hooky in Nice at the time of the Carnival when he should be in Scotland helping Caryl Fenton of the Worldwide Insurance Co. of New York to sort out a case there. Dressed as the Devil, in keeping with the carnival spirit, Ed gets loaded and consequently jams the tail of his costume in the door of his hotel room. He's released by a masked reveler, occupant of the nest-door room, and scampers off into the night to get even loadeder.
When he staggers back he accidentally lets himself into his neighbor's room and finds the masked man dead. The corpse falls to the floor and the mask rolls away to reveal a distinctive bearded face—one that we'll later learn belongs to a man named Heinrich Wagner (Jeayes).
En route to the front desk to report his discovery (why not just pick up the room phone?), Ed encounters the insurance investigator Caryl Fenton (Cummings), who proves to be not the anticipated male but a comely female. When the receptionist (Holles) and hotel manager (Horne) accompany the two Americans to the room, they find no trace of a corpse, and everyone assumes—Caryl included—that the drunken Ed was imagining things.
There's banter galore between Caryl (Constance Cummings) and Ed (Edmund Lowe).
Ed and Caryl board the Riviera Express on the first stage of their journey to Scotland; there's plenty of badinage over the fact that Ed innocently booked them into a double sleeper. En route to Paris there's a major disaster when the train runs onto the wrong lines. As Ed recovers amid the wreckage he sees (in the first of several improbable coincidences) that the corpse lying on the opposite side of the corridor is that of Wagner. Ed isn't able to pull Wagner clear, but rips off the man's shirt-cuff, on which is written the address 238 rue Monopole, Paris.
The corpse of Wagner (Allan Jeayes) discovered aboard the wrecked train.
Reunited with Caryl, and having explained matters to a genial but manifestly disbelieving senior French cop, Assistant Prefect of Police Paul Turbé (Bourdelle), Ed and Caryl proceed to 238 rue Monopole, where they find a man we later discover is named Axel Stanislaus Hoyt (Oscar). He professes to know almost nothing of Wagner; however, when Ed and Caryl ineptly break into his apartment that night they discover he's done a runner. The only useful clue they find before someone on the far side of the back yard starts taking potshots at them through the open window is a years-old (1931) invitation to the Lord Mayor's banquet in the Guildhall, London.
What Ed and Caryl discover in Paris.
And so it's off to London, where the most tenuous of clues takes them to the little village of Buckley, in the English West Country. There they infiltrate a charity whist drive being run for the benefit of a pacifist organization called Pilgrims of Peace that's headed by local dignitaries Miss Elizabeth Wentworth (Kennedy) and Sir Charles Webber (Aylmer).
Ed (Edmund Lowe) and Caryl (Constance Cummings) sleuthing at London's Guildhall.
A photo of the 1931 Lord Mayor's banquet reveals Wagner (Allan Jeayes, above) and Hoyt (Henry Oscar).
The whist drive sees some of the movie's most successful comedic moments. The rules are that, after each hand, the losing female goes up to the next table while her male counterpart goes down one. Ed, who's clearly an adept card-sharp, engineers it that he eventually shares a table with Miss Wentworth. By that time it's the last round, and the other woman at their table, Mrs. Forsyte (uncredited), is adamant that nothing should get in the way of her winning the Grand Prize, apparently a pig. As Ed tries to interrogate Miss Wentworth, a tight-lipped Mrs. Forsyte spells out to him tersely (and I cannot believe this is correct, but I've played the relevant few seconds half a dozen times over and been unable to interpret the line in any other way): "I only need three points for that fucking pig." (Kristina Dijan of the excellent Speakeasy blog hypothesizes that the adjective might be "suckling," but I still can't hear it as that.) Of course, being the card-sharp that he is, Ed absentmindedly trumps her ace . . .
Miss Elizabeth Wentworth (Joyce Kennedy) and Sir Charles Webber (Felix Aylmer) uneasy about our heroes' presence at the whist drive . . . or maybe it's just that they're planning to steal the cake . . .
Pilgrims of Peace proves to be a front for gunrunners. Axel Hoyt, who according to official records died three years ago despite Ed and Caryl having met him in Paris recently, proves indeed to be very much alive: under the new name Father Blanchard, he's another Pilgrims of Peace kingpin. The physician who faked Hoyt's death certificate, Dr. Evans (uncredited), flees aboard a train . . . which is involved in another spectacular crash. It becomes clear that some extraordinary maniac is arranging train disasters involving scores of deaths as a means of covering up his murders.
The final pieces of the jigsaw start falling together only once all the principals are . . . aboard a train! Sound the heavy, doom-laden chords.
This is a highly entertaining movie, although it has its flaws—not least the coincidences alluded to above. Its major problem, at least in the first half, is that there's far too much badinage between Lowe's and Cummings's characters. Some of the waspish lines are very funny and none of them are dire, but the screenplay could have profited greatly had the weaker ones been pruned. There are also a few surprisingly saucy moments between the pair, as when Caryl, hurriedly packing for Ed preparatory to leaving Nice, discovers under his pillows not one but seemingly two nighties. All of this lightheartedness sits a tad uneasily alongside the rail disasters, which are depicted as horrific events in which many die and many more suffer unbearably. Two of the train crashes were for real—in fact, different footage of a single crash, staged using old stock on a disused stretch of line.
Another crash is imminent!
Cinematographer "M. Greenbaum" was Berlin-born Mutz Greenbaum, who made countless movies in his home country, beginning with Hampels Abenteuer (1915), before making his way to the UK sometime in the late 1920s or early 1930s. Also an occasional scripter, director and producer, after 1943 he was credited as Max Greene, under which name he was involved in a number of noirish items, including HOTEL RESERVE (1944), SO EVIL MY LOVE (1948) and NIGHT AND THE CITY (1950).
The Wrecker, the play upon which Seven Sinners was based, was co-written by Arnold Ridley. Ridley was quite a prolific playwright, with a number of his works being adapted for the screen; he's best remembered today, though, for his role as Private Godfrey in the highly successful UK sitcom Dad's Army (1968–77). The play was earlier filmed as The Wrecker (1929; vt Der Würger), a silent UK–Germany coproduction dir Géza von Bolváry, with Carlyle Blackwell, Joseph Striker and Benita Hume.
This movie, of which I found a copy on Jimbo Berkey's site, has nothing to do with Seven Sinners (1925) dir Lewis Milestone, a crime comedy now believed lost, or Seven Sinners (1940) dir Tay Garnett, with Marlene Dietrich, John Wayne, Albert Dekker, Broderick Crawford, Anna Lee and Mischa Auer; the plot of the latter movie has much in common with that of A Passport to Hell (1932).
The Seven Sinners of the title are presumably Hoyt, Wagner, Lady Elizabeth, Sir Charles, Dr. Evans and of course the killer. Wait a moment: that's only six. Who could be the seventh? Surely not the lady who wanted her fucking cake?
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Missing Girls (1936)
19 thoughts on "Seven Sinners (1936)"
I initially confused it with the Milestone version, which you subsequently clarified. Superbly written review of another curiosity, with those great writers involved.
realthog says:
Thanks for the kind words, Sam!
I initially confused it with the Milestone version
Hm. I should probably try to lay hands on a copy of that one at some point. Of course, there's also the 1940 Dietrich movie of the same title. Too many movies, not enough time.
I should probably try to lay hands on a copy of that one at some point.
Not thinking straight this morning! Of course, that's the probably lost one.
I really like this one too, as you say, the leads have nice chemistry, the story stands out and has a good pace. I remember thinking it was such a strange but cool vhs find at my local rental place in the mid-90s.
I certainly enjoyed it, for all its flaws. There's a whole gamut of good character roles in there, too. Have you ever worked out what adjective Mrs. Wotzit was using to describe the cake?
Well guess what, your question made me pull my copy and forward to that whist sequence! 🙂 several rewinds later I believe she is after a "suckling pig" could that be it?
Hm. I'll have to go and dig my copy out now! Memory says the cake is mentioned again, sans qualifier, a moment or two later, but memory may be wrong.
I've located the section, and I think you're right about it being a pig, not a cake. (Difficult to tell with her clipped accent!) I'll make an amendment above. I still can't hear the adjective as "suckling", though.
Yes it really difficult, especially with the sound quality. I'm only making a guess, but this was fun research, you've got me wanting to rewatch the whole thing now 🙂
What we actually need is a subtitled DVD!
you've got me wanting to rewatch the whole thing now
Then I've served my purpose. 🙂
JacquiWine says:
Wonderful write-up, John. It's a shame about the coincidences and slightly jarring combination of tones as the screen shots are fab. Night and the City is a terrific film, isn't it? Interesting to read about the Greenbaum/Greene connection as I'm a Dassin fan.
Despite those cavils, it's certainly well worth a watch — definitely reminiscent of early Hitchcock.
Yep: I rate Night and the City highly too!
Waldo Gemio says:
I saw this recently in a very decent print with an intro that demonstrated how much of what we call early Hitchcockian was a formula that Launder and Gilliatt had already perfected before Hitch worked with them. He made only minor changes to The Lady Vanishes, for instance, also scripted by S & G. It's a chicken and egg thing. But about that pig…The lady says: "I want my sucking pig!" which I believe would've been the prize. Also, it's the only quote for this film on IMDB, despite having so many witty lines!
Although (as I've just confirmed in the dictionary!) "sucking" is a valid alternative for "suckling," it's such a rare usage that we have to wonder if L&G didn't intend for us to mishear it.
Point taken about the chicken and the egg. The direction too seems quite Hitchcockian.
Col says:
I'll probably pass, but I enjoyed your fucking (pronounced cracking) review!
Well, I've never heard it pronounced like that before, Col. Maybe that's why I got such a funny look in the shop when I complained about the eggs I'd bought.
Cavershamragu says:
Sounds well worth a look John, thanks – hell;, I'd want to see this just for the writing credits attached! Huge fan of Launder and Gilliatt's work
Definitely worth a watch, Sergio — the whist drive alone is worth the price of admission.
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The livestream shows Cacioppo standing in front of his house in a PlayStation 5 t-shirt to meet someone. When a flashlight is turned on, he rushes back to his house.
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Why Mbappe could cost Real Madrid as much as £80million next summer
NEWSSPORT by erick_anyigor	on 5 months ago add comment	Kylian Mbappe Paris Saint Germain REAL MADRID 1.78K views
Things are in work behind the scenes at Real Madrid to try to make sure that Kylian Mbappe's signing will be completed ahead of next summer, having failed to snatch the Frenchman away from Paris Saint-Germain this summer.
The goal is now to close his arrival as soon as 2021 has ended and the player is available to discuss terms ahead of making a move as a free agent on July 1, 2022. The ball is now in Mbappe's court, and he'll have to resist pressure from PSG for four months now and not renew. He has already rejected six offers of a proposal, and he seems to know where he wants to play in 2022/23.
Real Madrid put an offer of 200 million euros on the table on deadline day, but PSG turned it down despite the player being in the last year of his contract. A lot of things were said about the offer, with some describing it as madness, but Los Blancos felt that it made perfect sense.
His signing would have strengthened Carlo Ancelotti's attack immediately and it would have taken the possibility of PSG convincing him to stay out of the question. As well, Real Madrid aren't saving 200 million euros by his signing being delayed and they know they'll have to fork up to sign him next year. Los Blancos are assuming that they might well put forward the biggest signing-on fee in history next summer to sign the player, as there will be competition from all over for his services. PSG had to do similarly when Lionel Messi signed for 'free' this past summer, and it's not an uncommon payment.
How much could his signing cost?
It's hard to put a figure on it, but it appears as though bonuses, commissions and the rest will take the fee to around 80 million euros, which is considerably lower than the 200m euros offered this summer, but far from a free signing. In France, however, there is the belief that PSG will be able to twist the player's arm and convince him to sign an extension, then meaning that Real Madrid would have to spend big to have any chance of signing him. They could, though, have a Real Madrid clause in the contract. For now, the Mbappe case remains open.
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U.S. lawmakers call on spy chief to rein in spread of hacking tools
Christopher Bing
(Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers want the State Department and intelligence community to help rein in the sale of surveillance tools by private companies to repressive regimes, according to a letter signed by a bipartisan group of congressmen released on Monday.
FILE PHOTO: Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Daniel Coats testifies to the Senate Armed Services Committee on Worldwide Threats on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., March 6, 2018. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/FIle Photo
The effort, led by Democratic Representative Tom Malinowski, is the second request in the last week asking the State Department to provide information about its approval process for U.S. companies that sell offensive cyber capabilities and other surveillance services to foreign governments.
The letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats references a Reuters report in January which showed a U.S. defense contractor provided staff to a United Arab Emirates hacking unit called Project Raven. The UAE program utilized former U.S. intelligence operatives to target militants, human rights activists and journalists in the Middle East as well as American citizens.
"As your investigation and a lot of others have made clear, this is a totally unregulated place," Malinowski said in a phone interview on Monday. "Most Americans would be disturbed that highly advanced hacking tools that are used by intelligence agencies to catch terrorists are sold on the open market to governments that use them against ordinary Americans as well as dissidents in their own countries."
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence confirmed receiving the letter and had no further comment. The State Department does not comment on congressional correspondence.
Lawmakers say they are increasingly concerned about the spread of advanced surveillance technologies which can be used by authoritarian governments to hunt down political opponents.
The letter, sent on Friday, recommended that the U.S. government "enhance its ability" to prevent former U.S. intelligence officials from becoming mercenaries for foreign intelligence services. It also encouraged American allies to similarly investigate the issue within their own countries.
"Repressive governments are obviously interested in using these capabilities to hunt down their political opponents but we shouldn't forget the United States is full of people who are critical of governments overseas, who are refugees of dictatorships," said Malinowski, who is a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Under U.S. law, companies selling cyber offensive products or services to foreign governments require State Department permission under certain circumstances.
Reuters previously reported that State Department officials granted permission to a U.S. contractor, Maryland-based CyberPoint International, to assist an Emirates intelligence agency in surveillance operations, but it is unclear how much they knew about its activities in the UAE.
Reporting by Christopher Bing; Editing by Richard Chang