Crime,Drama,Action
United Kingdom
Gideon's Day is a 1958 British crime film directed by John Ford and starring Jack Hawkins as Inspector George Gideon. The film is based on the novel "Gideon's Day" by John Creasey, which is a collection of short stories featuring the same character.
The film follows Inspector George Gideon as he tries to navigate the various crimes and challenges he faces in a single day. In addition to dealing with the traffic violation and corrupt detective, Gideon also investigates a murder case involving an escaped maniac who has killed a young girl. While waiting for a crucial piece of evidence, Gideon also must track down a young girl suspected of involvement in a payroll robbery.
As the day wears on, Gideon is pulled in different directions as he deals with these cases and also assists in breaking up a bank robbery. The tension builds throughout the film as Gideon races against time to solve these cases and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Gideon's Day is notable for its realistic portrayal of police work and the challenges facing law enforcement officials. The film also features strong performances from its cast, particularly Jack Hawkins as the determined and dedicated Inspector Gideon. Overall, it is a compelling and suspenseful crime drama that is highly regarded in the genre.
