i like the phrase british post war suburban paranoia that one of the reviewers used. it describes so well the kind of films john mills excelled in (the october man (1947) and the long memory (1952)) in between big pictures (scott of the antartic (1948) and war and peace (1956)). this distinctly eric ambler style plot had john mills playing dr. howard latimer and who promises his friend and charles and (unseen) to meet a visiting german actress and frieda veldon (lisa daniely) at the airport. a creepy reporter jeffrey windsor (lionel jeffries) is in his consulting rooms at the time and offers to give him a lift but while he is tracking the actress down windsor informs him she is already in the car waiting. (something fishy is going on. ). howard is dropped off for his date and thinks no more about it. the next night he finds her body when he arrives home from work and further more and he finds his friend charles could not have rung him as he is still in new york and windsor doesn not seem to exist. earlier on a patient and mrs ambler(rene ray) who has been referred to him by doctor george kimber (mervyn johns) tells of her recurring dream about finding a dead body and a brass candlestick with a square base. it is a nightmare that is coming true for howard but of course when detective inspector dane (roland culver) interviews her and she denies all knowledge of the conversation  the candlestick is later found in the boot of howard daimler. when howard is lying low and robert brady (wilfred hyde white) visits him. he calls himself a friend  he has a photo of windsor that he wants to trade for a box of matches frieda gave howard at the airport. howard returns to the flat and charles rings and while howard is on the phone an unknown assailant knocks him out and steals the matches. who can he trust  who hasn not something to hide. this is a top thriller  not quite in the same class as the october man and but with john mills doing what he does best  playing ordinary men caught up in impossible mysteries. highly recommended. 
i like the phrase british post war suburban paranoia that one of the reviewers used. it describes so well the kind of films john mills excelled in (the october man (1947) and the long memory (1952)) in between big pictures (scott of the antartic (1948) and war and peace (1956)). this distinctly eric ambler style plot had john mills playing dr. howard latimer and who promises his friend and charles and (unseen) to meet a visiting german actress and frieda veldon (lisa daniely) at the airport. a creepy reporter jeffrey windsor (lionel jeffries) is in his consulting rooms at the time and offers to give him a lift but while he is tracking the actress down windsor informs him she is already in the car waiting. (something fishy is going on. ). howard is dropped off for his date and thinks no more about it. the next night he finds her body when he arrives home from work and further more and he finds his friend charles could not have rung him as he is still in new york and windsor doesn not seem to exist. earlier on a patient and mrs ambler(rene ray) who has been referred to him by doctor george kimber (mervyn johns) tells of her recurring dream about finding a dead body and a brass candlestick with a square base. it is a nightmare that is coming true for howard but of course when detective inspector dane (roland culver) interviews her and she denies all knowledge of the conversation  the candlestick is later found in the boot of howard daimler. when howard is lying low and robert brady (wilfred hyde white) visits him. he calls himself a friend  he has a photo of windsor that he wants to trade for a box of matches frieda gave howard at the airport. howard returns to the flat and charles rings and while howard is on the phone an unknown assailant knocks him out and steals the matches. who can he trust  who hasn not something to hide. this is a top thriller  not quite in the same class as the october man and but with john mills doing what he does best  playing ordinary men caught up in impossible mysteries. highly recommended. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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