Wolfgang Wilhelm - Turner Classic Movies

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Captain Boycott (1947)

Great Day (1946)

The Saint Meets the Tiger (1943)

A Dispatch from Reuters (1940)

Troopship (1937)

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Brewster's Millions (1935)

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Secret People (1952) -- (Movie Clip) You Are English Now

Secret People (1952) -- (Movie Clip) Is That The Man Who Killed Father?

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Filmography

Writer (Feature Film)

Captain Boycott (1947)

Great Day (1946)

The Saint Meets the Tiger (1943)

A Dispatch from Reuters (1940)

Troopship (1937)

Original story and cont

Brewster's Millions (1935)

The Luck of a Sailor (1934)

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Secret People (1952) -- (Movie Clip) You Are English Now Director Thorold Dickinson jumps years forward, finding matured Valentina Cortese as Maria and sister Eleanora grown up to be Audrey Hepburn, refugees from an un-named fascist Italy, with their sponsor Anselmo (Charles Goldner) on the day they become British citizens, in Secret People, 1952.

Secret People (1952) -- (Movie Clip) Is That The Man Who Killed Father? At the Paris Exposition, 1937, naturalized Brits Maria and Eleanora (Valentina Cortese, Audrey Hepburn), with friend Anselmo (Charles Goldner), see the hated dictator (Hugo Schuster) from their un-named homeland, and meet long-lost boyfriend Louis (Serge Reggiani), in Secret People, 1952.

I See A Dark Stranger (1945) -- (Movie Clip) Nothing Belligerent Exteriors shot on location at a train station near Wrexford, as willful Irish republican Bridie (Deborah Kerr), just turned 21, sets out for Dublin, meeting seemingly docile Brit Miller (Raymond Huntley), early in Frank Launder and Sidney Gilliat's war-time thriller I See A Dark Stranger, 1945.

I See A Dark Stranger (1945) -- (Movie Clip) At Least Half Irish Now working in England, conspiring against the Brits with Nazi spy Miller (Raymond Huntley), naive Irish militant Bridie (Deborah Kerr), who greatly dislikes Oliver Cromwell, helps her employer (Olga Lindo) greet tourist Baynes (Trevor Howard, his first scene) in I See A Dark Stranger, 1945.

I See A Dark Stranger (1945) -- (Movie Clip) Kelly The Boy From Killanne End of the credits and the opening, W.G. O'Gorman telling tales, leading to a song from the Irish Rebellion of 1798, Deborah Kerr his enthralled daughter, from the Sidney Gilliat/Frank Launder production I See A Dark Stranger, 1945, also starring Trevor Howard.

Dispatch From Reuters, A -- (Movie Clip) No Telegraph Aspiring pigeon-post pioneer Julius Reuter (Edward G. Robinson) just happens to be on the scene when a distraught chemist appears (Edward McWade) in Brussels, bumbling assistant Max (Eddie Albert) sort of helping, early in A Dispatch From Reuters, 1940.

Dispatch From Reuters, A -- (Movie Clip) Paris London Prices Reuter (Edward G. Robinson) and aide Geller (Albert Basserman) conspire to catch Belgian stock trader Bauer (Gene Lockhart) cheating, then learn from Dr. Magnus (Otto Kruger) of an unexpected favor, in A Dispatch From Reuters, 1940.

Dispatch From Reuters, A -- (Movie Clip) Saving Human Life Julius Reuter (Edward G. Robinson) is irritated with his Aachen partner Geller (Albert Basserman) for failing to proclaim their pigeon-post success, until Dr. Magnus (Otto Kruger) and daughter (Edna Best) explain, in A Dispatch From Reuters, 1940.

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