DARK JOURNEY (1937)

Plot: During World War I, a German spy and a British spy meet and fall in love.

Director: Victor Saville

Producer: Alexander Korda

The film play: Lajos Biro

Scenario and dialogue: Arthur Wimperis

Photographs: Georges Perinal and Harry Stradling

Costumes: Rene Hubert

Film editor: Hugh Stewart

Technical adviser: L. Stackell

Sound Recordist: Charles Testo

Opened: March 28, 1937 in London; April 2, 1937 in USA

Reissued: in 1953 as The Anxious Years

Starring: Vivien Leigh (Madeleine Godard), Conrad Veidt (Baron Karl Von Marwitz), Joan Gardner (Lupita), Anthony Bushell (Bob Carter), Ursula Jeans (Gertrude), and Eliot Makeham (Anatole)

Critics: Vivien as a pretty, innocent little spyess whole acting, like that of the rest of a company, is good without being brilliant. - the Spectator film critic.

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