is a liar. He never told the truth in his life.” When Rex mentions the tape, Benny makes Cass admit that he was talking about her on the tape, not Delia. His plot exposed, Johnny runs out of the room. Rex follows and is throttling Johnny when Delia stops him. He walks slowly back to the room where Cass lies injured in Benny's arms. He kneels down, takes Cass's hand and holds it against his cheek. “Don’t worry man, everything is cool.“ Cass says. Rex walks out of the room and Delia runs after him. He looks at the marks of his fingers on her neck, stares at his hand and gently caresses her face. He goes out into the night as the ambulance arrives. Delia runs after him and they stand facing each other. Cass is loaded into the ambulance and Benny goes with him. Johnny is noodling on the drums. Emily brings him his coat. “I love you,” she says. “Don't you understand, I don't want to be loved…I love nobody. Don't even love Johnny…Go find somebody else to love…” he says. Johnny goes to town on the drums as Emily woodenly walks away. Rod also walks out, leaving Johnny alone, his drumming more and more frantic. The last shot of the film shows Rex and Delia walking along the embankment his arm around her. Cast Patrick McGoohan as Johnny Cousin Marti Stevens as Delia Lane Paul Harris as Aurelius Rex Keith Michell as Cass Richard Attenborough as Rod Hamilton Betsy Blair as Emily Bernard Braden as Berger Harry Towb as Phales María Velasco as Benny Carol White as Lucille (uncredited) Dave Brubeck as himself Keith Christie as himself Bert Courtley as himself John Dankworth as himself Ray Dempsey as himself Allan Ganley as himself Tubby Hayes as himself Geoffrey Holder as himself (uncredited) Charles Mingus as himself Barry Morgan as himself Kenny Napper as himself Colin Purbrook as himself Harry Beckett as himself – trumpet player (uncredited) John Scott as himself Production Screenwriter Paul Jarrico, who had been blacklisted, used the name Peter Achilles when the film was originally released, The Writers Guild of America West restored Jarrico's credit for this film and three others in 1998. Betsy Blair, who plays Emily, also fell prey to the House UnAmerican Activities Committee. Gene Kelly, her husband at the time, intervened to get her the part in Marty (1955)