One-way road to violence.
Film Synopsis
36 Hours (1953) follows a U.S. Air Force pilot who travels to England to reunite with his estranged wife but awakens to find her murdered and himself implicated in the crime. As he goes on the run with only a short window before authorities close in, he works to uncover the truth behind the killing and clear his name. This British crime film blends noir tension and urgency in a story of innocence, deception, and a race against time.
36 Hours 4K UHD, Blu-ray & DVD editions
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| Disc Extras | Hammer Films BD-ALL 4K/UK 2026 | VCI DVD-0/US 2006 |
|---|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Heath Holland and Toby Roan | ||
| Audio Commentary by Alan K. Rode - On “Terror Street”, Actor Dan Duryea and Writer Steve Fisher | ||
| Audio Commentary by Barry Forshaw and Kim Newman | ||
| United Kingdom of Noir - With Josephine Botting and Vic Pratt | ||
| 36 Hours on Terror Street - Interview with Sergio Angelini | ||
| Black & White - Interview with Chris Alexander on Actor Dan Duryea | ||
| Shadows Across the Atlantic - Interview with Maxim Jakubowski | ||
| Stills Gallery | ||
| Biography: Actor Dan Duryea | ||
| Biography: Director Montgomery Tully | ||
| Theatrical Trailer | ||
| Suspense |
Edition and Packaging Notes
- Hammer Films’ 4K UHD includes a 120-page booklet with writing by Wayne Kinsey, Mike Peros, Adrian Smith, and Melanie Williams.
- VCI’s “Hammer Film Noir Double Feature, Vol. 4” DVD also includes Wings of Danger (1952). It is also available in the “Hammer Film Noir Double Feature - Collector’s Set 2” box set. Trailers included: They Were So Young (1954), The Unholy Four (1954) and Unwed Mother (1958).
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