An all time favorite of mine

I loved this film from the first time I saw it,I was about 9 at the time, (only about 11 yrs after the film was released) at that age I believed it was all true to life, although my dad did comment at the time, "with all those maniac drivers in sighn written trucks, with the telephone numbers on their doors, a punch up at the dance and even a death in suspicious circumstances, surely we should have at least seen the police arrive at some point in the film". Somebody else has already mentioned Patrick Mcgooahn's cigarete remaining in his mouth throughout the fight scene. I'd just like to mention Stanly Baker's shirt,throughout the film he never changes his shirt, he wears it for driving and servicing his truck, he has a punch up in it, and when he goes to the dance, he still has on the same shirt,but with a tie,I guess the wardrobe department was pretty sparse in those days, but they did find a lovely dress for Peggy Cummins to wear to the dance. I find it hard now to understand how a lovely girl like Lucy (Peggy Cummins) would keep throwing herself at Stanly Baker, after he had rebuffed her not just once but several times, surely a lovely girl like her would have had more self respect? Still lets not worry ourselves with minor details, a great classic film, one that I have on d.v.d and would recomend if only for the nostalgia.