The Blue Parrot
The Blue Parrot is a low-budget 1953 British crime film about a London Soho nightclub that is the focus for an undercover investigation into the murder of a small-time crook.
- Directed by John Harlow. Produced by Stanley Haynes. Written by Allan MacKinnon. Story by Percy Hoskins.
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Supt. Chester
[edit]- In this country, we don't carry guns. They lead to shooting.
Dialogue
[edit]- Maureen Maguire: You dance very well. It's a bad sign.
- Bob Herrick: A bad sign... of what?
- Maureen Maguire: I like dancing.
Cast
[edit]- Dermot Walsh as Bob Herrick
- Jacqueline Hill as Maureen Maguire
- Ballard Berkeley as Superintendent Chester
- June Ashley as Gloria
- Richard Pearson as "Quinny"
- Ferdy Mayne as Stevens
- Victor Lucas as Rocks Owen
- Edwin Richfield as Taps Campbell
- John Le Mesurier as Henry Carson
- Arthur Rigby as Charlie
- Valerie White as Eva West
- Diane Watts as Carla
