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Directed by: Richard Fleischer
Starring: Richard Attenborough (John Christie), John Hurt (Timothy Evans), Judy Geeson (Beryl), Pat Heywood (Ethel Christie)
Country: UK; Effed Up European Films
Language: English (Optional Eng Subs)
Runtime: 01:50:54
Genres: Serial Killers, Sexual-Violence against Women, Based on a True Story
Plot – Spoilers:
Based on British serial killer John Christie, this covers some of his killings, but is more dedicated to the travesty involving Timothy Evans, whom Christie managed to successfully blame for some of his work. The real Christie’s necrophilia is also avoided here.
The beautiful opening scene of a woman walking to her death on a 1940s street that’s lit only by her torchlight, while being waited on by a creepy man peering through his slightly open curtains sets the tone for a film that critically examines the manipulation of people’s trust, particularly when they’re vulnerable and suffering a medical condition.
John Christie lives with his blind-eyed wife at 10, Rillington Place, where he murders most of his female victims, pretending to be an almost-doctor. Christie is semi-educated and able to convincingly act grand enough around his victims, who are too uneducated to see through the mistakes he makes while pompously delivering lines like, The liquid takes out the carbon monoxide, or CO2, as we call it.
Richard Attenborough plays John Christie with a calm grace that makes it believable that a fraud could actually convince the unsuspecting about his qualifications. Wouldn’t be surprising at all, if Anthony Hopkins watched 10 Rillington Place while prepping for his role as Hannibal Lecter.
Random:
If you enjoyed this, you might want to have a look at director Richard Fleischer’s other serial killer film, The Boston Strangler.
Brilliant! Riveting performances from Attenborough and John Hurt. Possibly the least violent and least sexually explicit movie on the site!
Fascinating film about a fascinating story with a brilliant cast. Richard Attenborough’s portrayal as the soft spoken John Christie is very creepy. John Hurt is brilliant as always and has starred in countless incredible films including “Midnight Express” (1978), “Alien” (1979) and “Melancholia” (2011). I’ve had a crush on Judy Geeson since “To Sir With Love” (1967) (a great film I guess you could say is fucked up?). Judy was married to Kristoffer Tabori, who played the part of Allan Campbell (who gets gang raped in prison) in the movie “The Glass House” (1972) starring Alan Alda and Vic Morrow. “The Glass House” is a really good fucked up movie. Just sayin’.
5 stars for “10 Rillington Place.” It’s fabulous.
+rep african american representation!!!
brilliant film i couldnt believe i was looking at john hunt.the old movies are master works of sound engineering
Great performance from both actors. I have never heard about this movie until watching it today. I can’t believe it came out at this time. Nothing too visceral is shown but it’s the overall atmosphere and setting. The place looks so dark and depressing too. Not much light. The actor who played the killer seems very trustworthy. Underrated gem hiding if you haven’t seen it.
There are a lot of REALLY effed up films on this site, but if you sift through them carefully, you’ll find little hidden gems like 10 Rillington Place. Very atmospheric. Attenborough was magnetic and Hurt was superb.
This is what a typical 60/70’s movie looks like. I don’t recommend it. 5/10
This is a must watch :3
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this was good. it’s messed up how the husband got hanged tho he was pretty much innocent.
glasses was just a lying, murderous devil.
Not a bad film. It is slow moving in certain areas but makes for an okay watch.
What a performance
poor timothy
Elliot Spencer and Doctor Lecter are currently serving time for sexual offenses against minors.
This baby has been targeted for termination Da dum dum da dum
A great film, well produced and great acting. Attenborough gives a great performance which for me is exceeded by Hurt’s performance. It’s the acting that makes this film so good. 4.5 / 5 ties.
this is the same story of that russian communist called chikatilo or something like that. who killed 50 pluss women and children in the soviet time.
Pleasant movie that somehow reminds me of “The Golden Glove”, on the “sloppy disposal of bodies” aspect. Brothers and sisters, remember to take heed of your corpses – that’s a rule of thumb.
when dickie wasnt a luvvie
I liked this one. There’s a miniseries too that is pretty good and creepy. Starts slow but draws you in.
Second woman had it coming, I guess . . . Anyway, John Hurt is great in this. He was great in pretty much everything.
Creepy little tale and I am sure if it was re-made there would be more corpse-sex. Although I am not sure if its necro-play if the body is only half-dead.
I’m the first one to comment!!!!