Jim Raynor returns to London only to discover gangsters and Scotland Yard are both on the trail of the stolen money (50000 dollars) now in his possession. On the positive side of his return Jim gets re-acquainted with his supportive sister Joan and his old sweetheart(now a local entertainer named) Carol Martin. Can Jim somehow elude both the notorious gangsters and the police or will they both have more in store for him than he bargained for?
This is a rather fanciful take on the crime fantasy story and falls very much in line of what one expects a 1940s film about the subject to be like. While it likely doesn't ring true, it's great fun to watch unfold despite its cliches. The women in the film are particularly strong for a film from the 1940s--especially Patricia Roc as Jim sister's Joan.
This is a rather fanciful take on the crime fantasy story and falls very much in line of what one expects a 1940s film about the subject to be like. While it likely doesn't ring true, it's great fun to watch unfold despite its cliches. The women in the film are particularly strong for a film from the 1940s--especially Patricia Roc as Jim sister's Joan.