Partners in Crime (1961 film)

Partners in Crime is a 1961 British crime film directed by Lance Comfort. The film stars Bernard Lee, Moira Redmond, and John Van Eyssen.

The plot revolves around a seemingly respectable businessman, Henry Carson (Bernard Lee), who is secretly the mastermind behind a criminal organization involved in art smuggling. When a young woman, Susan Raynes (Moira Redmond), becomes entangled in his scheme after unknowingly purchasing a stolen painting, she finds herself in danger. Detective Inspector Tom Halliday (John Van Eyssen) investigates the crimes and attempts to protect Susan from Carson and his associates, leading to a cat-and-mouse game with deadly consequences. The film is a low-budget thriller that utilizes suspense and explores themes of deception and corruption.