Berlin Express

Continuing narration, on location at Gare de l'Este in Paris, American Lindley (Robert Ryan) already introduced, we meet characters played by Peter von Zerneck, Merle Oberon, Charles Korvin, Roman Toporov, Robert Coote and Fritz Cortner, in Jacques Tourneur's spy drama, Berlin Express, 1948.

Seeking her kidnapped boss, on a tour of post-war Frankfurt night clubs, where cigarettes are legal tender, French Lucienne (Merle Oberon) and American Lindley (Robert Ryan) finally pick up a smoking clue, in Jacques Tourneur's Berlin Express, 1948.

Following a murder of a diplomat on the train, berth-mates Lindley (Robert Ryan) and Perrot (Charles Korvin) converse, then narration over the first post-war footage of Frankfurt seen in a feature film, Jacques Tourneur's Berlin Express, 1948.

Allied agents fight an underground Nazi group in post-war Europe in Jacques Tourneur's Berlin Express (1948) starring Robert Ryan, Merle Oberon and Paul Lukas.