Dark Journey

Her Lips Kissed...But Never Told!

6.4
19371h 17m

Madeline Goddard, is a British double agent who meets and falls in love with a German spy Baron Karl Von Marwitz during World War I. This tale of espionage blends high adventure and romance making perfect order from wartime chaos and growing in faith from despair.

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Cast

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Vivien Leigh

Madeleine Goddard

Photo of Conrad Veidt

Conrad Veidt

Baron Karl Von Marwitz

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Anthony Bushell

Bob Carter

Photo of Ursula Jeans

Ursula Jeans

Gertrude

Photo of Eliot Makeham

Eliot Makeham

Anatole Bergen

Photo of Austin Trevor

Austin Trevor

Dr. Muller

Photo of Edmund Willard

Edmund Willard

General Berlin of German Intelligence

Photo of Charles Carson

Charles Carson

Head of Fifth Bureau

Photo of Henry Oscar

Henry Oscar

Swedish Magistrate

Photo of Cecil Parker

Cecil Parker

Captain Of Q-Boat

Photo of Reginald Tate

Reginald Tate

Mate of Q-Boat

Photo of Robert Newton

Robert Newton

Officer of U-Boat

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7/10

This is quite an exciting tale of WWI espionage with Vivien Leigh and Conrad Veidt caught up in a clever web of international intrigues in Sweden. Leig is "Madeleine", a Stockholm couturier who wants to help her native France during the Great War - so she helps smuggle information to London hidden, ingeniously, amongst her fashions. Her British handler asks her to keep an eye of newly arrived German "deserter" Veidt ("Karl") who is secretly there to identify and break their clever network. They both know the danger each face from the other and despite the dangerous cat and mouse game they are engaged in, they start to form an attraction that leads to conflict and danger! There is a smouldering chemistry between the two stars here; Leigh is much less flighty than in some of her later performances, and Veidt always did play the baddie well. Victor Saville keeps the mood dark and intriguing as we build towards quite an exciting denouement at sea with Cecil Parker, and a mini-sea battle.

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