Follow-up to This Man is News. This is one of the most bizarre films made during the war though the anti-isolationist propaganda shines through. Script adapt . Tod Slaughter in a classic Victorian melodrama. With George King directing and producing we have the B-movie dream team to work their special kind of magic.
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H.F. Maltby, A.R. Rawlinson. Hayley Mills' debut made her a star, and didn't hurt Horst Buchholz' career either. Script adapt . The quartet accidentally end up in Elizabethan England and the Professor gets thrown in the tower for making prophecies about the future of the throne. It's an amiable enough picture, but Handley never really found a screen persona to match his radio one.