Yellow Canary (1943)
Im Jahr 1940 sieht sich Sally Maitland gezwungen, England zu verlassen, nachdem sie – selbst von ihrer wohlhabenden Familie – als Nazi-Sympathisantin geächtet wurde. Auf der Überfahrt nach Halifax (Kanada) wird sie sowohl von dem polnischen Aristokraten Jan Orloch als auch von dem unbeholfenen britischen Marine-Geheimdienstoffizier Jimmy Garrick umworben.
Der Regisseur:
Herbert Wilcox
Die Autor:
DeWitt Bodeen, Miles Malleson.
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Anna Neagle as Sally Maitland |
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Richard Greene as Lieutenant Commander Jim Garrick |
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Nova Pilbeam as Betty Maitland |
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Albert Lieven as Jan Orlock |
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Lucie Mannheim as Madame Orlock |
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George Thorpe as Colonel Charles Hargraves |
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Marjorie Fielding as Lady Maitland |
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Franklin Dyall as Captain Foster |
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Margaret Rutherford as Mrs. Towcester |
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Claude Bailey as Major Fothergill |
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Valentine Dyall as German Commander |
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Sybille Binder as Madame Orlock's Attendant |
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Cyril Fletcher as And Introducing Entertainer |
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Leslie Dwyer as Ship's Steward |
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Ian Fleming as Observe Corpsman in Opening Scene |
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David Horne as Admiral |
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Eliot Makeham as Observer Corpsman in Opening Scene |
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Aubrey Mallalieu as Reynolds |
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Paul Dupuis as Intelligence Officer |
| Writing | DeWitt Bodeen | Screenplay |
| Production | Herbert Wilcox | Producer |
| Writing | P.M. Bower | Writer |
| Directing | Herbert Wilcox | Director |
| Camera | Mutz Greenbaum | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Vera Campbell | Editor |
| Art | William C. Andrews | Art Direction |
| Writing | Miles Malleson | Screenplay |
