I See A Dark Stranger

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.

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.

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.