to get Terry to hand over his gun. The police bursting through the door causes Terry to accidentally fatally shoot Mr. Rose and he is dragged away screaming by police as Mr. Rose dies in Sue's arms. Cast David McCallum as Terry Collins Kenneth Cope as Johnny Calvert Jill Ireland as Sue Brian Weske as Joe Lucas Vanda Hudson as Lucy Bell Edna Doré as Mrs. Collins Thomas Gallagher as Mr. Collins Howard Pays as Sergeant Pelling Joy Webster as Rene Martin Sterndale as Inspector Bowen John Chandos as Jacko Fielding Meier Tzelniker as Mr. Rose the tailor Larry Burns as Barman Fred Griffiths as Dealer (Dealo) the bouncer Julie Shearing as Julie the Cashier Faye Craig as Native Dancer Anne Scott as Margo Gillian Watt as Dancing Girl Alfred Farrell as Mr. Burns Jacqueline Jones as Dolly William Wilde as Sid Porter Howard Douglas as Old Bill Richard McNeff as Policeman Marian Collins as Announcer Shirley Anne Field as Jaqui Production Jungle Street was one of the last films directed by Charles Saunders. According to producer Guido Coen, the film's star, David McCallum, had "substantial input" into the direction of the film. Critic Michael J. Weldon has called it the last of McCallum's "juvenile delinquent" film roles. McCallum and Ireland were married at the time the film was made. Despite its setting in a strip club, the film received an "A" rating from the British Board of Film Classification after removing some material, including shortening two striptease scenes and deleting a back view of Jill Ireland baring her breasts to the club audience. The film, retitled Jungle Street Girls, was later released and promoted as an adults-only film in the United States by Ajay Films. DVD release Jungle Street was released on DVD by Odeon Entertainment in 2008, in a set with the 1963 British crime drama A Matter of Choice. References External links 1961 crime drama films 1961 films British crime drama films Films set in London Films shot in London Films directed by Charles Saunders Films shot at Twickenham Film Studios 1960s English-language films 1960s British films