Highly Dangerous
Highly Dangerous – 1950 | 88mins | Thriller | B&W
Plot Synopsis

In Highly Dangerous, Frances (Margaret Lockwood), an entomologist, is sent to a tightly controlled Eastern European country by the British authorities as a spy to find out about a dangerous scientific experiment involving the breeding of insects for use in bacteriological warfare. Her contact is murdered but Frances, under the influence of a truth drug, sees herself as a spy fulfilling the fictional exploits of in a radio serial heroine. Helped by an American journalist, Bill (Dane Clark), she hatches a crazy plan and manages to enter the tightly guarded laboratories and escape with the evidence. The drug wears off and Frances wonders how she did it. Some chuckles and thrills are delivered by a comprehensively silly story.
Production Team
Roy Ward Baker: Director
David Harcourt: Cinematography
Reginald H Wyer: Cinematography
Julie Harris: Costume Department
Alfred Roome: Film Editing
WT Partleton: Makeup Department
Richard Addinsell: Original Music
Anthony Darnborough: Producer
Alex Vetchinsky: Production Design
Eric Ambler: Script
John Cook: Sound
Gordon K McCallum: Sound
Cast
Margaret Lockwood: Frances Gray
Dane Clark: Bill Casey
Marius Goring: Commandant Anton Razinski
Naunton Wayne: Mr Hedgerley
Eugene Deckers: Alf
Olaf Pooley: Detective
Ernest Butcher: Tom
Michael Hordern: Lab Director Owens
Jill Balcon: Wardress
Patric Doonan: Customs Man
Anthony Newley: Operator
Wilfrid Hyde-White: Mr Luke







