Le Pas de l'oie (1942)
L'instituteur William Potts est le double d'un espion allemand capturé, il est donc envoyé en Allemagne par les services secrets britanniques pour obtenir les plans d'une nouvelle arme secrète, provoquant ainsi le chaos dans une école de la jeunesse hitlérienne.
Directeurs:
Basil Dearden, Will Hay.
écrivains:
Angus MacPhail, John Dighton.
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Will Hay as William Potts / Muller |
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Frank Pettingell as Professor Hoffman |
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Julien Mitchell as General Von Glotz |
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Charles Hawtrey as Max |
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Barry Morse as Kurt |
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Peter Ustinov as Krauss |
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Peter Croft as Hans |
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Anne Firth as Lena |
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Leslie Harcourt as Vogel |
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Jeremy Hawk as A.D.C. |
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Raymond Lovell as Schmidt |
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Aubrey Mallalieu as Rector |
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John Williams as Maj. Bishop |
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Lawrence O'Madden as Col. Truscott |
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John Boxer as British Pilot |
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Clifford Buckton as MI5 Man (uncredited) |
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Arthur Denton as Detective Carter (uncredited) |
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Leslie Dwyer as German Soldier on Train |
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Richard George as German Pilot |
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Walter Gotell as SS Guard |
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William Hartnell as German Officer at Station |
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Bryan Herbert as Airport Official |
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Vincent Holman as Member of the General Staff |
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Charles Paton as Passenger Arrested on Train |
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Lloyd Pearson as Train Passenger |
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Johnnie Schofield as 1st Observer (uncredited) |
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Harry Terry as SS Guard (uncredited) |
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Jack Vyvyan as Detective Evans (uncredited) |
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H Victor Weske as SS Officer on Train (uncredited) |
| Directing | Basil Dearden | Director |
| Directing | Will Hay | Director |
| Art | Thomas N. Morahan | Art Direction |
| Writing | Angus MacPhail | Screenplay |
| Writing | John Dighton | Screenplay |
| Production | Michael Balcon | Producer |
| Sound | Bretton Byrd | Music |
| Writing | Bernard Miles | Idea |
| Production | John Croydon | Production Supervisor |
| Sound | Len Page | Sound Recordist |
| Crew | Roy Kellino | Special Effects |
| Writing | Reg Groves | Idea |
| Editing | Ray Pitt | Editor |
| Camera | Ernest Palmer | Director of Photography |
