The Long Haul

At a trucker's (or lorry-driver's?) tavern near Glasgow, American Army vet Harry (Victor Mature), who wasn't supposed to get the load of contraband whiskey he's driving, is confronted by racketeer Joe Easy (Patrick Allen), not a friend, who means to intercept it, then his girlfriend (Diana Dors as Lynn) gets impatient, in The Long Haul, 1957, from writer-director Ken Hughes.

Persuaded by his English wife to leave the military and stay in England, U.S. Army truck driver Harry (Victor Mature) has taken a job with her brother (George Mills), a Liverpool trucking (or lorry-ing?) kingpin, and on the first day meets colleague Casey (Liam Redmond), who's not altogether upright, Ken Hughes directing, in the English-made Columbia release The Long Haul, 1957, co-starring Diana Dors.

A veteran (Victor Mature) is lured into crime by his boss's sultry mistress in The Long Haul (1957).