Hitchcock's movies

Written by:
Charles Bennett
Joan Harrison

Cinematography by:
Rudolph Maté

Production design by:
Alexander Golitzen
William Cameron Menzies

Film editing by:
Otho Lovering
Dorothy Spencer

Music by:
Alfred Newman

Produced by:
Walter Wanger

Cast

Joel McCrea (Johnny Jones)

Laraine Day (Carol Fischer)

Herbert Marshall (Stephen Fischer)

George Sanders (Herbert Folliot)

Albert Basserman (Van Meer)

Robert Benchley (Stebbins)

Eduardo Ciannelli (Krug)

Edmund Gwenn (Rowley)

Harry Davenport (Powers)

Martin Kosleck (tramp)

Eddie Conrad (diplomat)

Gertrude W. Hoffmann (Mrs. Benson)

Jane Novak (Miss Benson)

Crawford Kent (toastmaster)

Joan Brodie-Leslie (nun)

Louis Borell (captain Lamson)

Eily Malion (cashier)

E.E. Clive (Naismith)

At beginning of the first world war, Johnny Jones, an American reporter, is in
Amsterdam to be present at a pacifist meeting. Van Meer, the pacifists' leader, is
killed because he knows some top secret plans.
However, the killing is faked and Van Meer is imprisoned by nazies.
Johnny, helped by Carol, decides to solve the plot. They go to London and meet
Carol's father, Mr. Fischer, who promises to help them; but they don't know he
is a nazi spy.
Jones is safe from a killer's attack and he frees Van Meer.
Johnny and another reporter now want to catch Mr. Fischer who is leaving for
America with Carol. The two men catch the same plane as Fischer.
The airplane is shot down by the Germans and Fisher dies in order to save her
daughter's life.