
Emergency
Synopsis
When a little girl is knocked down it is discovered that there are only three donors of the right blood type to help with a life-saving operation. One is a murderer awaiting execution, one an atomic scientist selling secrets, and one an international footballer about to get his hundreth cap.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Francis Searle
- Screenplay & Story
- Don Nicholl, Jim O'Connolly
- Original Score
- John Veale
- Original Title
- Emergency
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 3m
- Production Studios
- Butcher's Film Service
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Francis Searle
Don Nicholl, Jim O'Connolly
John Veale
Jim Connock
Department Leadership Roster
Francis Searle
Director
Don Nicholl
Writer
Jim O'Connolly
Writer
Jim Connock
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Frequently Asked Questions About Emergency
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Emergency about?
When a little girl is knocked down it is discovered that there are only three donors of the right blood type to help with a life-saving operation. One is a murderer awaiting execution, one an atomic scientist selling secrets, and one an international footballer about to get his hundreth cap.
Who directed Emergency?
Emergency was directed by Francis Searle.
Who stars in Emergency?
The principal cast of Emergency includes Dermot Walsh, Colin Tapley, Anthony Dawes, Patrick Jordan, Edward Ogden.
When was Emergency released and how long is it?
Emergency was released in 1962 with a total runtime of 1h 3m.
Who composed the musical score for Emergency?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Emergency was composed by John Veale.
