Two Tickets to London (1943)
Directed by Edwin L. Marin

Drama

Film Synopsis

Dan Driscoll is an American charged with supporting a German military operation. Before his trial, he leaves for London and meets a young woman who is on a journey to recover her son. When she learns that her brother was killed on Dan's ship, she infers that he is responsible and betrays him. Dan manages to defend himself successfully and the real culprit is identified.

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Film Credits

Director: Edwin L. Marin
Script: Tom Reed, Roy William Neill (story)
Cinematographer: Milton R. Krasner
Music: Frank Skinner
Cast: Michèle Morgan (Jeanne), Alan Curtis (First Mate Dan Driscoll), C. Aubrey Smith (Admiralty Detective Fairchild), Barry Fitzgerald (Capt. McCardle), Dooley Wilson (Accordionist), Robert Warwick (Ormsby), Matthew Boulton (Brighton), Simon Olivier (Roddy, Jeanne's Son), Oscar O'Shea (Mr. Tinkle), Mary Gordon (Mrs. Tinkle), Holmes Herbert (Kilgallen), Mary Forbes (Dame Dunne Hartley), Harry Allen (Proprietor), Jimmy Aubrey (Lorry Driver), John Burton (Royce), Vicki Campbell (Miss Edgely), David Clyde (Capt. Hawkins), Charles Coleman (Commander), Sherlee Collier (Little Girl, Mary), Harry Cording (Sutliff)
Country: USA
Language: English
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 78 min

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