I See a Dark Stranger with Deborah Kerr: DVD Cover

    I See a Dark Stranger
    a.k.a. The Adventuress Director: Frank Launder Cast: Deborah Kerr, Trevor Howard, Raymond Huntley, Garry Marsh

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    • DVD Release Date: 01/21/2003
    • Original Release: 1946
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 41,502

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    Side #1 --
    1. Title Sequence [3:10]
    2. Inheritance [3:13]
    3. Coming of Age [5:21]
    4. Dublin [4:53]
    5. Dad's War Buddy [4:52]
    6. Contact [4:57]
    7. Fishing [4:47]
    8. Sitting on A Thistle [4:20]
    9. Identity Switch [4:32]
    10. What Now [7:16]
    11. Disposal [4:14]
    12. Cover-Up [5:13]
    13. Eye Exercises [5:20]
    14. Luxury in Liverpool [4:33]
    15. Fitful Sleep [4:54]
    16. Doing Their Best [4:43]
    17. Searching for the Girl [5:01]
    18. A Retired Spy [6:08]
    19. The Winning Number [4:32]
    20. Poor Wee Sister [9:05]
    21. No Reason [6:39]
    22. An Irish Jig [4:37]

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    I See a Dark Stranger manages to be both an absorbing espionage yarn and a slyly amusing send-up of the entire genre. Deborah Kerr is terrific as Irish colleen Bridie Quilty, raised from childhood to despise the British and everything they stand for. Bridie's anglophobia proves useful to Nazi spy Miller (Raymond Huntley), who hopes to use the girl to help him steal the plans for the D-day invasion. Playing her "Mata Hari" role to the hilt, Bridie wholeheartedly throws herself into a world of clandestine meetings and coded messages, certain that by helping the Germans she is also helping Mother Ireland. Eventually she realizes the error of her ways, enabling her to turn the tables on Miller and his co-conspirators. Trevor Howard co-stars as David Baynes, with whom the impulsive Bridie falls in love despite his English forebears. I See a Dark Stranger was released in the U.S. as The Adventuress. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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