British txawj ntse (1940)

Nyob rau lub ib hlis ntuj 29, 1940, Thawj lub teb chaws duab, cov kwv tij Warner “B” zaj duab xis tuam txhab, released the spy thriller British txawj ntse (1940). Naam yog muaj teev nyob rau hauv teb chaws Aas Kiv lub ntiaj teb ua tsov ua rog I. Tso tawm yuav luag ob xyoos ua ntej yuav mus tua ntawm chaw nres nkoj Pearl, naam tas mas pom tias Hollywood es tej zaum feem ntau ntawm cov teb chaws sympathies nyob teb chaws Aas Kiv thiab cov phoojywg.

Chim British txawj ntse (affiliate link) yog ib tug “B” zaj duab xis, its production values are higher because Warner Brothers released the film instead of a “Neeg txom nyem yog leej” film corporation like Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC). British txawj ntse contains enough plot twists to confuse anyone about who is spying for who.

Margaret Lindsay, one of the starlets of the “B” film genre, plays Frances Hautry, a German spy. Through planted agents in Britain, Hautry is introduced to the house of cabinet minister Arthur Bennet. Hautry reports to the butler Valdar, ostensibly a Frenchmen injured by the Germans, but actually a German spy. Valdar works for Franz Strendler, the German spymaster.

Strendler is planning an attack on the cabinet, which Valdar and Hautry must facilitate. Complicating the plot is the return to the Bennet house of young British airman Frank Bennet. Hautry, in her guise as nurse Helene Von Lorbeer, hais ncaj ntsaim nursed rov los kho mob, thaum nws poob lawm nyob rau Fabkis.

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