An early quickie made for Fox British in which director Lawrence Huntingdon shows nascent promise in the scene in the train between Neufchâtel and Dieppe played out without music, relying for suspense largely on just the noise of the train; on which a couple of extremely mean-looking foreign spies played by Ivan Wilmot and Paul Neville are at large, the latter (who carries a flick knife) even looking a bit like Eric Pohlmann (then still resident in Vienna).
The fatalistic line "One government's as good as another. I don't know what all the fuss is about!" sadly still resonates eight decades later.
The fatalistic line "One government's as good as another. I don't know what all the fuss is about!" sadly still resonates eight decades later.