But this is by no means a one man show. The Torrin has been torpedoed and some of the survivors clinging to a life raft remember the people they left at home. It was perfect propaganda at the time, now it gives us one of the best pictures we have of Britain at war. Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman circle each other in this graceful romantic comedy. Script adapt .
British tourists go to Paris.
There are too many stories for comfort in this ensemble piece, but with a cast like this there's always going to be a memorable gem or two. J.B. Priestley's spooky drama is brought to the screen in a workmanlike fashion by director Guy Hamilton. It's 1912 and a policeman calls at the family home of Arthur Birling to investigate the suicide of one of his former workers. His investigations reveal that each member of the family had contributed to the girl's death. The play stands or falls on the performance of the actor playing the Inspector.