Ice-Cold in Alex (1958) | |
| Director(s) | J. Lee Thompson |
| Producer(s) | |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Drama, War |
| Top Topics | World War II |
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Ice-Cold in Alex (1958) was a Adventure - War Film directed by J. Lee Thompson .
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The ambulance used is an Austin K2, which saw widespread service with the British during WWII.
The flies were so bad on location that most of the cast had to be sprayed with DDT, a chemical which is now banned.
The love scene between Anson and Diana had to be re-shot after the British censor decided that Sylvia Syms had too many buttons undone on her blouse, revealing too much cleavage. Censor John Nicholls had already requested over 80 alterations to the script before shooting and, following protests by director J. Lee Thompson, he was eventually replaced as BBFC chief by John Trevelyan in May 1958. Other additional dialogue cuts included the removal of the phrase 'made a balls of it' and the overdubbing of 'bloody good old bitch'.
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The flies were so bad on location that most of the cast had to be sprayed with DDT, a chemical which is now banned.
The love scene between Anson and Diana had to be re-shot after the British censor decided that Sylvia Syms had too many buttons undone on her blouse, revealing too much cleavage. Censor John Nicholls had already requested over 80 alterations to the script before shooting and, following protests by director J. Lee Thompson, he was eventually replaced as BBFC chief by John Trevelyan in May 1958. Other additional dialogue cuts included the removal of the phrase 'made a balls of it' and the overdubbing of 'bloody good old bitch'.
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