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The Spy in Black (1939)
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Synopsis
The Spy In Black is the story of a German World War I submarine captain (
Conrad Veidt
) who is given a mission to discover British intelligence secrets. Once he arrives in the Orkney Islands, he meets up with a female schoolteacher (
Valerie Hobson
), who happens to be a German agent. Veidt falls in love with Hobson before discovering she's actually a double agent for the British. In America,
Spy in Black
was originally released under the title U-Boat 29. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Movie Guide
Cast
June Duprez
Anne Burnett
Marius Goring
Lt. Schuster
Helen Haye
Mrs. Sedley
Valerie Hobson
Jill Blacklock
Agnes Laughlan
Mrs. Matthews
Margaret Moffat
Kate
Mary Morris
Chauffeuse
Hay Petrie
Chief Engineer
Cyril Raymond
Rev. John Harris
Robert Rendel
Admiral
Sebastian Shaw
Cdr. Davis Blacklock
Athole Stewart
Rev. Hector Matthews
George Summers
Capt. Ratter
Grant Sutherland
Bob Bratt
Torin Thatcher
Submarine officer
Conrad Veidt
Capt. Hardt
Kenneth Warrington
Commander Denis
Production Crew
Fred Pusey
Art Director
Bernard Browne
Cinematographer
Miklos Rozsa
Composer (Music Score)
Michael Powell
Director
Hugh Stewart
Editor
William W. Hornbeck
Editor
Muir Mathieson
Musical Direction/Supervision
Irving Asher
Producer
Vincent Korda
Production Designer
Emeric Pressburger
Screenwriter
Roland Pertwee
Screenwriter
J. Storer Clouston
Short Story Author
J. Storer Clouston
Short Story Author
A.W. Watkins
Sound/Sound Designer
Year: 1939
Runtime: 82
Country: UK
MPAA Rating:
Category: Feature
Genre
Action
Drama
Spy Film
Produced by
Columbia Pictures
Release
by Columbia Pictures
Awards
1939 - Best Picture - National Board of Review
© 2008 Spout LLC. Portions of content provided by All Movie Guide.