Clegg (film)
Clegg, known as The Bullet Machine in the USA, is a 1970 British crime film directed by Lindsay Shonteff and features Gilbert Wynne in his first starring role. The film follows a case of a private detective named Harry Clegg, a former policeman in London. The film was also released under the titles Clegg Private Eye,[1] The Bullet Machine and Harry and the Hookers.[2]
| Clegg | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Lindsay Shonteff |
| Written by | Lewis J Hagleton |
| Produced by | Lindsay Shonteff (credited as Lewis J. Force) |
| Starring | Gilbert Wynne Norman Claridge Gilly Grant |
| Cinematography | John C. Taylor |
| Edited by | Jackson Bowdell |
| Music by | Paul Ferris |
Production company | Lindsay Shonteff Film Productions |
| Distributed by | Tigon Films |
Release date | 1970 |
Running time | 85 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Gilbert Wynne would also star in Shonteff's next film, Permissive which was also released in 1970.
Cast
- Gilbert Wynne - Harry Clegg
- Norman Claridge - Lord Cruickshank
- Gilly Grant - Suzy the Slag
- Gary Hope - Wildman
- Ronald Leigh-Hunt - Inspector Kert
- Michael Nightingale - Col. Sullivan
- A. J. Brown - Joseph Valentine
- Noel Davis - Manager
- Margery Mason - Neighbour
- Sue Bond - Panties Girl
The entrance to the Egyptian Avenue, West Highgate Cemetery is shown in the film
Production
Filming locations
The film was shot in various locations around London including the Docklands and Highgate Cemetery, as well as in Paris.
Music
The score was by Paul Ferris.
References
- Clegg, British Film Institute, accessed January 7, 2017
- IMDB, The Bullet Machine, accessed January 7, 2017
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