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Victim (1961)
The death of a young man leads to the discovery of a blackmail plot against a number of gay men in 1960s London.
The film was not released in mainstream theaters in the US, as the Production Code Administration (PCA) refused to classify the film and most theaters would not show films that did not carry the PCA seal of approval. (IMDB)
"The Salisbury has appeared in films such as the 1961 ground breaking film “Victim’ (Director: Basil Dearden) featuring Dirk Bogarde & Sylvia Syms – it was the first English language film to use the word ‘homosexual..."
"London WC2, Covent Garden, Salisbury". Real Heritage Pubs. CAMRA. Retrieved 22 Nay 2019
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| Peter McEnery |
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| Donald Churchill |
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| Dirk Bogarde |
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| Dirk Bogarde |
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| John Cairney |
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| Margaret Diamond and Peter McEnery |
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| Norman Bird |
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| Nigel Stock |
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| Alan MacNaughtan and Dirk Bogarde |
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| Sylvia Syms |
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| Dawn Beret and Alan Howard |
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| Jeff Silk |
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| Peter McEnery |
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| John Barrie and Peter McEnery |
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| John Barrie |
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| Donald Churchill |
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| Margaret Diamond |
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| Mavis Villiers |
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| John Bennett |
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| David Evans and Hilton Edwards |
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| Charles Lloyd Pack |
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| Frank Thornton |
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| Derren Nesbitt |
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| Dennis Price |
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| Sylvia Syms |
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| Nora Gordon |
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| Anthony Nicholls |
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| The Salisbury, Covent Garden |
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| Derren Nesbitt |
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| Alan MacNaughtan |
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| Derren Nesbitt and Margaret Diamond |
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| The arrest |
