Victim

When Eddy (Donald Churchill) arrives with an incriminating photo, Barrister Farr (Dirk Bogarde) realizes his culpability in the suicide of their mutual friend, in director Basil Dearden's Victim, 1961.

Rising barrister Farr (Dirk Bogarde) is summoned before the very crafty Inspector Harris (John Barrie), making delicate inquiries about possible blackmail, in director Basil Dearden's Victim, 1961.

Roommate Eddy (Donald Churchill) just evades the cops looking for accused thief Jack "Boy" Barrett (Peter McEnery), who rings lawyer Farr (Dirk Bogarde), the reason for his cold reception not yet clear, in director Basil Dearden's Victim, 1961.

Fugitive Jack (Peter McEnery) departing London flags down friend Frank (Alan Howard), whose wife Sylvie (Dawn Beret) doesn't approve Jack's lifestyle, in Victim, 1961, from Janet Green and John McCormick's original screenplay.

Barrister Farr (Dirk Bogarde), investigating a homosexuality scandal in which he's implicated, arrives home to wife Laura (Sylvia Syms), who reveals her own suspicions, in Victim, 1961, directed by Basil Dearden.

A lawyer (Dirk Bogarde) goes after a blackmailer of closeted gay men in Victim (1962).