

120 minutes
7/28/1941
Eccentric Cambridge archaeologist Horatio Smith takes a group of British and American archaeology students to pre-war Nazi Germany to help in his excavations. His research is supported by the Nazis, since he professes to be looking for evidence of the Aryan origins of German civilisation. However, he has a secret agenda: to free inmates of the concentration camps.

Leslie Howard
as Professor Horatio Smith

Francis L. Sullivan
as General von Graum

Mary Morris
as Ludmilla Koslowski

Hugh McDermott
as David Maxwell

Raymond Huntley
as Marx

Manning Whiley
as Bertie Gregson

Peter Gawthorne
as Sidimir Koslowski

Allan Jeayes
as Dr Benckendorf
Dennis Arundell
as Hoffman

Joan Kemp-Welch
as School-Teacher

Philip Friend
as Spencer
Laurence Kitchin
as Clarence Elstead

David Tomlinson
as Steve
Basil Appleby
as Jock MacIntyre
Percy Walsh
as Dvorak
Suzanne Clair
as Salesgirl

Roland Pertwee
as Embassy Official - Sir George Smith

Charles Paton
as Steinhof

Aubrey Mallalieu
as Dean
George Street
as Schmidt
Oriel Ross
as Lady Willoughby

Bryan Herbert
as Jaromir

Arthur Hambling
as Jordan
Ben Williams
as Graubitz

Ernest Butcher
as Weber
Mary Brown
as Girl Student
W. Phillip
as Innkeeper
Ilse Bard
as Gretchen
Ernest Verne
as German Officer
Hector Abbas
as Karl Meyer
Neal Arden
as Second Prisoner
Richard George
as Prison Guard
Roddy Hughes
as Zigor

Hugh Pryse
as Wagner

Michael Brennan
as Camp Guard with Lantern
Elwyn Brook-Jones
as Bit Part

Sebastian Cabot
as Bit Role
Peter Cozens
as Man
Arthur Denton
as Gestapo Man Following Smith

Irene Handl
as Bit Part
Vincent Holman
as Doctor at Diggings

Ronald Howard
as Minor Role

Stuart Latham
as Telephone Operator

Michael Rennie
as Prison Camp Officer
Charles Rolfe
as German Officer at Customs

John Slater
as Reporter

Harry Terry
as Camp Guard

A.E. Matthews
as Earl of Meadowbrook