Reviews for Three Steps to the Gallows

6.0 / 10 1h 21min

Crime Drama

A U.S. sailor (Scott Brady) docks in London and in three days tries to save his brother from the gallows.

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a man trying to save his brother

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All Reaction moments

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Review by user85288tgzm9x

EXTRA-ORDINARY ON-LOCATION SCENES...HARD-BOILED FISTICUFFS & CHASES

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Review by user28290ksrcas

Much better than usual British films.

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Review by user796iwv6eft8

Superior British film noir thriller

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Review by user904r46pbhmg

Non stop action packed thriller!

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Review by user198x09l1f35

An absolute superb example of the new wave of world cinema.

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Review by user998n4h7n4bf

An American sailor searches for his brother in England

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Review by user639upn4dk4o

An exciting and action packed crime film.

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Review by user187pfzc1u8l

Things Are Not Always What They Seem

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Review by user933nswpat6f

Murder mysteries in a night club

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Review by GlowingGecko

Best Fistfight to be Seen in a British Movie

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Reviews for Three Steps to the Gallows

a man trying to save his brother

EXTRA-ORDINARY ON-LOCATION SCENES...HARD-BOILED FISTICUFFS & CHASES

Much better than usual British films.

Superior British film noir thriller

Non stop action packed thriller!

An absolute superb example of the new wave of world cinema.

An American sailor searches for his brother in England

An exciting and action packed crime film.

Things Are Not Always What They Seem

Murder mysteries in a night club

Best Fistfight to be Seen in a British Movie

John Gilling keeps this dazzling thriller motivating at a delirious pace right until the tremendously exciting, twist-laden climax!

A fun crime thriller, if less than essential