LIMPING MAN, THE(1953)
In the set: 100 Greatest Mystery Classics

This stars Lloyd Bridges who plays an American
who decides to go to London to see an old flame!
When he arrives, at the airport a man gets killed
right in front of him! This gets him entangled in
a big mystery involving him, his old flame and
several others!

A lot of reviewers pan this because of the ending,
but I thought it just fine! The same people probably
hated "The Wizard Of Oz"!!!!! B

A review from IMDb.com:

** Major Spoiler Warning** Currently available
as part of a DVD double feature with the excellent
"The Scar", this British mystery flick featuring
Lloyd Bridges is moderately enjoyable, but takes
forever to set up its premise (45 minutes out of
an 80 minute movie) and the ending is preposterous,
negating the entire story. (Think a certain season
of "Dallas" with Bobby Ewing in the shower and
you'll get the idea.) Although this is sold as
film noir on the DVD, it doesn't really fit the
genre. For me, noir is about finding a moral
center in a morally ambiguous world. There's
none of that here, none of the atmospherics,
just a straight-up who done it/why done it.
It borrows a page or two from "The Third Man"
but is far less effective.

If you pick up the DVD, "The Scar" is well
worth your time, but this one is pretty pale
by comparison. - pninson