Director Raoul Walsh does well by a ropey script and makes the Channel Islands look great, but it's still hard to take seriously. Script adapt . John Gregson, Michael Craig, Richard Attenborough and some more fifties stars are trying to blow up a German fuel dump in this desert war tale. John Gielgud has the licence to kill in this W.W.I spy saga, but he blunders big time. Hitchcock meets Maugham, and though the parts don't hang together to make a satisfying whole, at least the parts are good.
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James Mason and Valerie Hobson are mixed up in espionage in Turkey. Dennis Wheatley's original novel was called The Eunuch of Stamboul, but some words don't look good on cinema posters. Script adapt . Valentina Cortesa and Audrey Hepburn are sisters exiled in London in 1937. They get caught up in a bomb plot.