Albert Bassermann, Edmund Gwenn, Eduardo Ciannelli
DVD Release Date: September 7, 2004
Stats: 211 reviews
it may be considered a minor hitchcock, overshadowed by the release of rebecca in the same year, but this spy thriller set on the brink of world war 2 is great fun. joel mcrea and laraine day are so damn likeable and george sanders and robert benchley are always a plus in my opi...( read more)
A letdown from the Master, especially considering this film was the highest-regarded Hitch I had not yet seen. Leonard Maltin plugs it with 4 out of 4 stars, but there is nowhere near the suspense of his other classics. Pretty simply, the problem is Joel McCrea, a mediocre acto...( read more)
Not one of Hitch's best. His last British film has a great cast and looks wonderful. It's about a New York reporter (McCrea) who is sent to London to discover how the peace talks between England and Germany is going. He discovers a sinister plot to ruin the talks and speed up th...( read more)
Packed with memorable scenes like the umbrellas, the windmills and the water landing....Recommended.
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