I enjoyed this movie. Love these movies from the forties. This is one of four war dramas that George Sanders made in 1943. Sanders was handsome and charming as usual and watching him play a counterspy and a hero was fun. He gave an excellent performance. You can count on Sanders to make a movie worth watching. He played the role of RAF officer Keith Wilson, who is dismissed from the RAF in disgrace after bitingly criticizing the British peace pact with Hitler in 1938. He is recruited by the British secret service and ends up in Berlin as an apparent traitor giving propaganda broadcasts for the Germans, but his talks contain secret codes which help the British. The other actors played their parts well also. Of course there was a love interest. I always enjoy it when Sanders gets the girl. The only bad part of the movie was Sanders' death in the end.
Review of Appointment in Berlin
