Yellow Canary 1943
Yellow Canary
A socialite poses as a Nazi spy to mask her activities as a British agent.
A socialite poses as a Nazi spy to mask her activities as a British agent.
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Full Cast & Crew... Sally Maitland
... Lieutenant Commander Jim Garrick
... Betty Maitland
... Jan Orlock
... Madame Orlock
... Colonel Charles Hargraves
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See All 1 Reviews26 Jun 2022 by CinemaSerf
Anna Neagle ("Sally") is quite efficient as the supposed Nazi sympathiser who abandons her family in a frequently bombed London and heads to the safety of Nova Scotia. En route, she attracts the attention of both the suave Polish officer "Jan Orlock" (Albert Lieven) and of the apparently hapless British one - Richard Greene ("Garrick") on the boat. On arrival, she befriends the mother of "Orlock" (Lucie Mannheim) and our story of espionage and counter-espionage begins in earnest. Nobody is exactly - or even remotely - whom they say they are and Herbert Wilcox manages to keep us guessing for much of the film, helped by three decent lead performances and quite a good story. Margaret Rutherford has some fun, in her very typical fashion to add a bit of light comedy (and sheer bloody mindedness) to the mix too and all told, this is a gently engaging tale of courage and bravery that is just about plausible.
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Release Date:
Dec 13, 1943 (United Kingdom,United States)
Run Time:
1hr 34`
MMPA Rating:
NR
Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
United Kingdom,United States
Status:
Released
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Anna Neagle ("Sally") is quite efficient as the supposed Nazi sympathiser who abandons her family in a frequently bombed London and heads to the safety of Nova Scotia. En route, she attracts the attention of both the suave Polish officer "Jan Orlock" (Albert Lieven) and of the apparently hapless British one - Richard Greene ("Garrick") on the boat. On arrival, she befriends the mother of "Orlock" (Lucie Mannheim) and our story of espionage and counter-espionage begins in earnest. Nobody is exactly - or even remotely - whom they say they are and Herbert Wilcox manages to keep us guessing for much of the film, helped by three decent lead performances and quite a good story. Margaret Rutherford has some fun, in her very typical fashion to add a bit of light comedy (and sheer bloody mindedness) to the mix too and all told, this is a gently engaging tale of courage and bravery that is just about plausible.
Cast & Crew of
Yellow Canary
Directors & Credit Writers
... Director
Cast
... Sally Maitland
... Lieutenant Commander Jim Garrick
... Betty Maitland
... Jan Orlock
... Madame Orlock
... Colonel Charles Hargraves
... Lady Maitland
... Captain Foster
... Mrs. Towcester
... Major Fothergill
... German Commander
... Madame Orlock's Attendant
... And Introducing Entertainer
... Ship's Steward
... Observe Corpsman in Opening Scene
... Admiral
... Observer Corpsman in Opening Scene
... Reynolds
... Intelligence Officer
Produced By
... Producer