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High Treason
Men from Scotland Yard and military intelligence build a dossier on a sabotage ring.
Year: 1951
Genre: Action, Thriller, Crime
Studio: Paul Soskin Productions
Director: Roy Boulting
Cast: Liam Redmond, André Morell, Kenneth Griffith, Anthony Bushell, Mary Morris, Joan Hickson
Crew: Roy Boulting (Director), Roy Boulting (Screenplay), Frank Harvey (Screenplay), Paul Soskin (Producer), John Addison (Music), Gilbert Taylor (Director of Photography)
Runtime: 93 minutes
Release: Nov 13, 1951
IMDb: 5.20/10 by 9 users
Popularity: 2
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Keyword : great britain, communist saboteurs
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Britain has been suffering from a spate of damaging sabotage attacks and it falls to a trio of skilful men - "Brennan" (Liam Redmond), "Folland" (André Morell) and "Elliott" (Anthony Bushell) to combine police, military and intelligence resources and find out just who is behind these highly co-ordinated incidents. Roy Boulting uses these three accomplished actors alongside some other British household names - Joan Hickson, Dora Bryan, Laurence Naismith, a strong contribution from Mary Morris ("Braun") and a peculiar, but effective, role for the normally arch-Brit Geoffrey Keen ("Williams") as well as quite a taut script and pace, to build this well into a tale of treachery and conspiracy that reaches the upper echelons of the political establishment. The ending is good, if a bit rushed, and Redmond and Morell deliver strongly, keeping the intrigue going, managing their frustrations and keeping the story interesting right til the end - with nobody knowing just whom they can trust. Not seen so often nowadays, but if you like the genre then this is certainly at the better end of these post-war fifth columnist dramas.