Confidential Agent

Opening of the spy drama based on Graham Greene's novel, introducing Denard (Charles Boyer), Rose (Lauren Bacall, in her third film but the second released), a hapless suitor (Olaf Hytten) and Licata (Victor Francen), in Confidential Agent, 1945, directed by Broadway producer Herman Shumlin.

In a roadhouse between Dover and London, 1937, accidental companions Denard (Charles Boyer) and socialite Rose (Lauren Bacall), watched by Licata (Victor Francen), visited by Currie (George Coulouris), in the Spanish Civil War story from the Graham Greene novel, Confidential Agent, 1945.

Denard (Charles Boyer) meets his contact Contreras (Peter Lorre) who is obliged to speak in an odd "international" language in Confidential Agent, 1945, from the novel by Grahame Greene.

Denard (Charles Boyer) has caught on to Contreras (Peter Lorre) in this dramatic confrontation from Confidential Agent, 1945, from the novel by Grahame Greene.

Charles Boyer and Lauren Bacall go undercover to fight the fascists in Confidential Agent (1945).