

Green for Danger
Murder... weapon or clue?
In the midst of Nazi air raids, a postman dies on the operating table at a rural hospital. But was the death accidental?
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- Language
- English
- operation
- police
- bomb
- nurse
- england
- detective
- scotland yard
- narration
- world war ii
- surgeon
- postman
- inspector
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- TheatricalNRNew York City, New York7 Aug 1947
United KingdomGB
- TheatricalPG7 Dec 1946
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- Theatrical30 Jan 1948
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Green for Danger was released on 7 December 1946.
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2- J9/10
John Chard
10/10/2018
In view of my failure - correction, comparative failure. Inspector Cockrill (a brilliant Alastair Sim) investigates a weird double murder that has taken place in a British WWII emergency hospital. Sadly this seems to be a largely overlooked British film, brought to us from the excellent Gilliat & Launder teaming, Green For Danger is as good a British mystery that was ever made. Boasting the acting talents of Al…
- C7/10
CinemaSerf
7/7/2022
Alastair Sim is perfect in the role of the ostensibly bumbling "Insp. Cockrill" who arrives at a rural hospital to investigate the suspicious deaths of two of the patients. When he arrives, he encounters a staff including Trevor Howard, Leo Genn, Sally Gray, Judy Campbell & Megs Jenkins who all appear to be quite capable of being responsible - if, indeed, anyone is actually responsible - for the crimes. With V2 rocke…
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