Bruce Cabot

Marta Labarr

Tamara Desni

Romilly Lunge

Edward Lexy

Cyril Smith

Percy Walsh

Eve Lynd

Alexander Field

Hilary Pritchard

Davina Whitehouse

Vincent Holman

Anthony Shaw

Peter Gawthorne

Bernard Jukes

Nino Rossini

Rosarito

Ken Johnson

Frederick Valk

Walter Summers

John Argyle

Jan Van Lusil

Ralph Gilbert Bettison

Jacques Pendower

Robert LaPresle

Ted Richards

A.E. Rudolph

Ronald Anscombe

Mystery

Traitor Spy

John Argyle Productions

United Kingdom

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"Ted Healey" is hired by the Nazis to obtain top secret photos of a special anti-submarine torpedo device. His wife "Freyda" (Marta Labarr) is not impressed with her husband's duplicity, but he calms her by telling her he can get the enormous sum of £4,000 for the pictures. His would-be paymasters - led by "Beyersdorf" have others plans, though. Desperate, but ingenious, "Healey" plants some papers on an headless torso hoping to mislead his pursuers - will that work? To be fair, the plot has a few twists and turns, even a femme fatale in "Maria" (Tamara Desni) who is not flavour of the month with "Freyda", but the production is a bit too basic with some inane dialogue and plenty of scenes in a "interesting" London nightclub. Cabot was obviously brought into give the film some US box office traction, but he was always just a B-star at best and here he adds very little, beyond his name, to this proceedings. It's not rotten, this, but neither is it anything other than a Saturday afternoon time-killer that even with a great conflagration at the end, you will soon forget.

English