the story takes place in rural germany on the eve of the second world war and a unique setting and with a couple of british agents being held by the germans in a farm house. since they aren not technically at war yet and it seems as if both sides must have realized what was coming. both agents (bruce lester and ray milland) escape into the countryside and split up. milland happens upon gypsy woman marlene dietrich one evening as she alone at her camp preparing dinner. their encounter is an amazing and captivating scene and not so much for milland but for dietrich and who takes sexy sultriness to a whole new plane. milland disguises himself as a gypsy in order to hide from the germans and but he remains committed to his mission and to do with locating the scientist who knows the formula for a new poison gas but who also isn not a committed nazi. the hollywood take on gypsy life and customs is predictably portrayed and but the underlying knowledge that they would be one of the targets for extermination by the nazis adds a certain tension. the film straddles the line between being a serious story about the poison gas and the urgent search to get the formula and and a colorful though not too convincing love story between milland and dietrich. however and theyre both very good while it the fault of the film that do not give them or their relationship enough dramatic realism and relying on and exploiting obvious cultural differences for questionable comedic purposes. nonetheless and there are some tense and interesting points here and there and the surprise meetings with german soldiers and gestapo agents and where dietrich does a great palm reading and milland nearly as good faking one and and a dinner party of germans of various stripes at which the announcement comes over the radio that germany had been attacked by poland and everyone stands and does a stiff arm salute. mitchell leison may have missed some opportunities here and there and but he fully took advantage of others. 
the story takes place in rural germany on the eve of the second world war and a unique setting and with a couple of british agents being held by the germans in a farm house. since they aren not technically at war yet and it seems as if both sides must have realized what was coming. both agents (bruce lester and ray milland) escape into the countryside and split up. milland happens upon gypsy woman marlene dietrich one evening as she alone at her camp preparing dinner. their encounter is an amazing and captivating scene and not so much for milland but for dietrich and who takes sexy sultriness to a whole new plane. milland disguises himself as a gypsy in order to hide from the germans and but he remains committed to his mission and to do with locating the scientist who knows the formula for a new poison gas but who also isn not a committed nazi. the hollywood take on gypsy life and customs is predictably portrayed and but the underlying knowledge that they would be one of the targets for extermination by the nazis adds a certain tension. the film straddles the line between being a serious story about the poison gas and the urgent search to get the formula and and a colorful though not too convincing love story between milland and dietrich. however and theyre both very good while it the fault of the film that do not give them or their relationship enough dramatic realism and relying on and exploiting obvious cultural differences for questionable comedic purposes. nonetheless and there are some tense and interesting points here and there and the surprise meetings with german soldiers and gestapo agents and where dietrich does a great palm reading and milland nearly as good faking one and and a dinner party of germans of various stripes at which the announcement comes over the radio that germany had been attacked by poland and everyone stands and does a stiff arm salute. mitchell leison may have missed some opportunities here and there and but he fully took advantage of others. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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