Alec Guinness takes the title role in one of the better of the Graham Greene adaptations. Script adapt . The glamour of fifties flying is the chief interest in this airport drama. An assortment of passengers wait for the fog to clear so they can get on with their lives. The VIP's did it better in the sixties and with a better cast.
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Michael Relph, John Eldridge, Rex Rienits. Chips Rafferty is the drover trying to move his cattle across the outback to avoid the threat of Japanese invasion. This is a lousy film with a shamelessly manipulative performance by its star Will Fyffe but somehow it works. The dog in the title is owned by John Loder while Mr Fyffe owns Black Wull. There is a climactic sheepdog trial and there's not a dry eye in the house when one of the dogs is revealed to be a sheep worrier and has to be destroyed.