Film details
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Featuring
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Country
United Kingdom
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Year
1944
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Genre
War
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Type
Film
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Category
Fiction
Introduction
The writing team of Dorothy Hope and Katherine Strueby combined with director George King to tell the story of a British agent (James Mason) and an American sculptor (Carla Lehmann) combining forces to outwit the Nazis, who are hoping to disrupt a meeting of the Vichy French and the Allies.
The Canadian Lehmann was resident in the UK during the war and starred in half a dozen other propaganda films including Cottage to Let (1941). This noirish thriller was handsomely lensed by Otto Heller, who later photographed The Ipcress File (1965).
Cast & Credits
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Cast
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Alan Thurston
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Susan Ann Foster
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Gottlieb von Alven
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Martitza
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Doctor Muller
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Yvette
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sister
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woman
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maid
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French proprietor
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Henri de Lange
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Toni
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hotel manager
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Mattheus, skipper
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Schultz
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elderly French officer
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commissioner
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General Mark Clark
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French sergeant
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American
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Pierre
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American officer
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plainclothes detective
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commando officer
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Kadour
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[singer]
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[nun]
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Credits
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Unknown:
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Directed by
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©
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a British Lion film
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a George King production
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Produced by
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In Charge of Production
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Screen Play by
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Screen Play by
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Additional Dialogue by
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From the story by
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Director of Photography
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Exterior Cameraman
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Camera Operator
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Editing Supervisor
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Editor
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Art Director
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Miss [Carla] Lehmann's Wardrobe by
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Miss [Enid] Stamp Taylor's Wardrobe by
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Make Up Artist
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Music for the Film Composed by
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Music for the Film Composed by
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Musical Direction
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Sound Supervisor
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Sound Recordist
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Sound System
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