Fails to set the screen on fire

Rating: 6/10 (30 June 2001)

One of Hitch's earlier forays into cinema, Saboteur is good enough, but doesn't light any particular fires as to being anything worth writing home about.
Set in wartime, the undercurrent is always there as Robert Cumming fights to clear his name having been accused of sabotaging his factory. He gets caught in a plot that goes all the way to a thrilling [for its time] climax on the Statue of Liberty.
Love interest Priscilla Lane does well, but some of the supporting cast were actually very poor actors and completely unconvincing.
One for video on a rainy day.