I See a Dark Stranger (The Adventuress) (1946)

7.1	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Frank Launder

Starring (View all)

William G. O'Gorman
Danny Quilty

Harry Webster
Uncle Joe

Liam Redmond
Uncle Timothy

Deborah Kerr
Bridie Quilty

Kathleen Murphy
First Irishwoman

Josephine Fitzgerald
Second Irishwoman

Eddie Golden
Terence Delaney

Marie Ault
Mrs. O'Mara

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Frank Launder
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Sidney Gilliat
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3 years, 11 months ago at May 17 16:14

fernando

(YT) Charming, suspense by Luander and Gillat nos as effective as their "Tha Lady Vanishes", but more developed in 3 political historical fronts and generations: Bridie/Deborah is daugher of irsis patriotism, rjected by new patriots (the scene in the museum is elocuent), compromised by german spies, and then bu brithis in 'exotic' Isle of Man and Norther ireland frontier...

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Towards the end of World War II, a passionately patriotic Irish woman is used as a spy by the Germans (who are seen as less objectionable than the hated British), but repents in time to prevent them finding out about the D-Day landings.

Release date: 5 August 1946
UPC: 037429174920

Tags: Thriller (2), 1946 (2), Drama (1), Comedy (1), British (1), War (1), World War II (1), NT (1), Wartime Drama (1)

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Usurping_Python rated this 7/10 3 years, 4 months ago

fernando posted a review 3 years, 11 months ago

“(YT) Charming, suspense by Luander and Gillat nos as effective as their "Tha Lady Vanishes", but more developed in 3 political historical fronts and generations: Bridie/Deborah is daugher of irsis patriotism, rjected by new patriots (the scene in the museum is elocuent), compromised by german spies, and then bu brithis in 'exotic' Isle of Man and Norther ireland frontier...” read more