Fritz Bauer Institut · Cinematography of the Holocaust
ID |
FBW000968 Fiction |
Country / Year |
USA, 1940 |
Original Title |
BRITISH INTELLIGENCE |
Other Title(s) |
ENEMY AGENT (GB) |
Directed by |
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Produced by |
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., Burbank, CA / New York, NY |
Staff |
Script: Lee Katz, John Kangan; Based on: Anthony Paul Kelly (based on the story "British Intelligence"); Camera: Sid Hickox; Editing: Thomas Pratt; Music: Heinz Roemheld |
Cast |
Boris Karloff (Valdar); Margaret Lindsay (Helene von Lobeer); Maris Wrixon (Dorothy); Bruce Lester (Frank Bennett); Leonard Mudie (James Yeats); Holmes Herbert (Arthur Bennett); Winifred Harris (Mrs. Bennett); Lester Matthews (Thompson); John Spacey (Crichton); Austin Fairman (George Bennett); Clarence Derwent (Milkman); Louise Brien (Miss Risdon); Frederick Vogeding (Kuglar); Carlos De Valdez (Von Ritter); Willy Kaufman (Corporal); Frank Mayo (Brixton); Stuart Holmes (Luchow); Sidney Bracey (Crowder); Jack Mower (Morton) |
Length |
62' |
Format |
35mm/sw/1:1,37 |
Remarks |
1. Remake von THREE FACES EAST (1930 US / Roy Del Ruth). |
Abstract |
British agent Helene von Lobeer falls in love with British aviator Frank Bennet while working as a nurse in a French hospital, only to be separated from him and then find him again. The German master spy Valdar is posing as a butler in the British War Office, planning to set off a bomb that will destroy the entire cabinet until Helen and Frank stop him by sacrificing their own lives. |
Subject Terms |
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Bibliography |
- Nash, Ray R. / Ross, Stanley R. / Conelly, Robert B. (Ed.): Motion Picture Guide. Chicago, IL: Cinebooks, 1987 |