Green for Danger Trailer

Green for Danger Trailer (1946)

"Murder... weapon or clue?" 07 December 1946 Thriller, Crime, Mystery 91 mins

In the midst of Nazi air raids, a postman dies on the operating table at a rural hospital. But was the death accidental?

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Cast

Leo Genn

as Mr. Eden

Alastair Sim

as Inspector Cockrill

Trevor Howard

as Dr. Barnes

Sally Gray

as Nurse Freddi Linley

Rosamund John

as Nurse Esther Sanson

Judy Campbell

as Sister Marion Bates

Megs Jenkins

as Nurse Woods

Ronald Adam

as Dr. White

George Woodbridge

as Detective Sgt. Hendricks

John Rae

as Porter

Henry Edwards

as Mr. Purdy

Moore Marriott

as Joseph Higgins

Frank Ling

as Rescue Worker

Wendy Thompson

as Sister Carter

Crew

William Alwyn

Original Music Composer

Wilkie Cooper

Wilkie Cooper Director of Photography

Peter Proud

Peter Proud Production Design

William Hutchinson

William Hutchinson Art Direction

Bert Bates

Bert Bates Production Manager

Percy Hermes

Percy Hermes Assistant Director

Herbert Smith

Herbert Smith Executive Producer

Norah Walsh

Norah Walsh Assistant Editor

International Titles

Narkose Trailer

Achtung: Grün Trailer

La couleur qui tue Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 07 December 1946

United States 07 August 1947

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