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Cast

Margaret Lockwood
as Anna Bomasch

Rex Harrison
as Gus Bennett

Paul Henreid
as Karl Marsen

Basil Radford
as Charters

James Harcourt
as Axel Bomasch

Naunton Wayne
as Caldicott

Felix Aylmer
as Dr. Fredericks

Wyndham Goldie
as Dryton

Roland Culver
as Roberts

Eliot Makeham
as Schwab

Raymond Huntley
as Kampenfeldt

Austin Trevor
as Capt. Prada

Kenneth Kent
as Controller

Keneth Kent
as Controller

C.V. France
as Adm. Hassinger

Morland Graham
as Attendant

Wally Patch
as Pier Fisherman

Albert Lieven
as Concentration Camp Officer

David Horne
as Czech Armament Co. Official

Ian Fleming (II)
as Brit. Intelligence Official

John Wengraf
as Concentration Camp Doctor

Billy Russell

Irene Handl
as Station Master (uncredited)

Pardoe Woodman
as Minor Role (uncredited)

John H. Roberts

Edward Baxter
as Minor Role (uncredited)

J.H. Roberts
as Minor Role (uncredited)

G.H. Mulcaster
as Minor Role (uncredited)

Wilfred Walter

Wilfrid Walter
as Official at Prague Steel Works (uncredited)

Jane Cobb
as Minor Role (uncredited)

Charles Oliver
as SS Officer at Concentration Camp (uncredited)

Torin Thatcher
as Minor Role (uncredited)

Frederick Valk
as Gestapo Officer

Pat Williams
as Minor Role (uncredited)

Winifred Oughton
as Minor Role (uncredited)

Maurice Ostrer

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• Oct 15, 2018

  It's cross and doublecross in the days immediately preceding WW2 as a scientist and his pretty daughter become the pawns between two competing countries. Paul Henreid is smoothly excellent as the savvy and smooth rep for the Axis Powers, nearly unbeatable. And Rex Harrison is the guy for the Allies, w/o a prayer to go on. Carol Reed paces the thing like a ride down a ski slope, going faster and faster ... I actually liked this better than the ballyhooed The Lady Vanishes, to which it's often compared. And the veddy English team of Radford and Wayne veddy nearly steal the whole thing outright.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Jan 26, 2013

  Sure its basically a propaganda film, but a thrilling and entertaining one. Rex Harrison's stoic, witty secret agent is a great character.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Nov 17, 2010

  Decent older film. Wasn't quite my type of thing, but really couldn't find fault with it. May be a little dated for some tastes, it was for me, though I could appreciate it.
  Nicki M Super Reviewer
• Jun 27, 2010

  this is a spin-off of the lady vanishes by the same writers and even includes the humorous english travelers chalders and caldicott, as well as leading lady margaret lockwood albeit as a different character. one of the more successful attempts at pulling off hitchcock style lighthearted adventure. rex harrison is charming and hilarious in one of his first leading roles. the film's title was changed from gestapo for obvious reasons. it was the last fun british film made about the conflict for some time. there's no doubt the plot gets somewhat outlandish. still worth checking out for fans of the original
  Stella D Super Reviewer

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