Above Suspicion

Synopsis

In the 1943 thriller film 'Above Suspicion', directed by Richard Thorpe, newlyweds Frances and Richard Myles are recruited by the British secret service to infiltrate Nazi Germany. Their mission is to gather intelligence and help a Soviet agent. However, as they navigate the dangerous world of espionage, they find themselves in increasingly perilous situations. With the threat of discovery looming, Frances and Richard must rely on their wits and each other to survive in a world where trust is a rare commodity and betrayal is always a possibility. 'Above Suspicion' weaves a gripping tale of love, loyalty, and espionage set against the backdrop of World War II.

Cast

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  Joan Crawford

  Frances Myles

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  Fred MacMurray

  Richard Myles

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  Conrad Veidt

  Hassert Seidel

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  Basil Rathbone

  Sig von Aschenhausen

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  Reginald Owen

  Dr. Mespelbrunn

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  Richard Ainley

  Peter Galt

Reviews

Despite a slower pace and some uneven performances, 'Above Suspicion' manages to create a tense atmosphere filled with intrigue and suspense. The chemistry between the leading actors, Joan Crawford and Fred MacMurray, adds depth to the story and keeps the audience engaged. The vintage production design and costumes beautifully capture the era of the film, immersing viewers in a bygone time of war and espionage. While not without flaws, the film remains an enjoyable watch for fans of classic cinema and spy thrillers. 'Above Suspicion' may not be a perfect movie, but its gripping narrative and strong performances make it a worthwhile addition to the genre. IMDb rating: 6.5/10