Maybe that's just a function of the claustrophobic atmosphere. Industrial spy Stanley Baker nicks some Italian blueprints and plans to cross the border by being co-driver to Anthony Steele in an international rally. Director Ralph Thomas can't make this more than a nicely shot travelogue. Ray Milland comes to England to find out how his brother was killed in the war. Jacques Tourneur directs but can't reach the heights of his work for Val Lewton.
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A town planner puts forward his solution to London's growing traffic, while the Post Office copes with the problem. This is definitely not the documentary as artistic statement. A lecture on the growth of London turns into a Blue Peter style look at the underground tunnels used by the Post Office to shift mail. Bags of irony when you compare the traffic then and now, and also when you think of what the Luftwaffe were about to do to London.