An Irish young woman (Deborah Kerr) has been brought up in such passionate hate for all things English that she tries to join IRA and ends up becoming a Nazi spy in a naive and very funny process. Plus, Deborah Kerr is delicious as Bridie Quilt.
This review of I See a Dark Stranger (1946) was written by Cristina M on 29 Dec 2007.
I See a Dark Stranger has generally received positive reviews.
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