Alfred Hitchcock
Bon voyage
31'
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1944
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Thriller
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Dialogue:
English
Director:
Alfred Hitchcock
With:
The Molière Players
During World War II Hitchcock made two short films with French actors and spoken in French. Their aim was pure propaganda. In Bon Voyage a Scottish RAF gunner manages to escape from a POW camp in Germany and return safely to England via France. In a painstaking reconstruction of his adventure, told in flash-backs, an officer from the security service makes it clear to him just how lucky he was.
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Credits
Director
Alfred Hitchcock
With
The Molière Players
Scenario
J.O.C. Orton, Angus MacPhail
Director of Photography
Günther Krampf
Editor
Alfred Hitchcock
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Dialogue
English
Countries of production
United Kingdom
Year
1944
