The entire production is very "stagey", contrived, and dated; the dialog is trite; the very interesting and capable actors give performances which are all over the map (Garfield is out of control); the direction is just awful; and the sets look like left-overs from an old version of "Titanic". Never the less it is quite unusual and compulsively watchable, and will keep most people entertained and guessing; its a bit like a 1944 version of "The Twilight Zone". With the right director, it would have been dynamite. The fact that some of the characters know what has happened to them while others do not keeps things interesting. When Sydney Greenstreet appears, you start wondering if Humphrey Bogart is going to pop up next!
Review of Between Two Worlds
