Very good postwar British whodunit. Green for Danger plays with genre conventions to set up a parody that is so sly it barely stops to wink at the audience. With wonderful performances, Green for Danger is thrilling.
This review of Green for Danger (1946) was written by Donovan D on 10 Oct 2007.
Green for Danger has generally received very positive reviews.
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