This is a simple, boys own adventure that is hard to believe.
Two resistance men are deliberately captured and sent to a labour camp so that they can spy on the scientific experiments.
They stand out from the rest of the inmates like two sore thumbs, always wearing their suits even when "breaking rocks!"
They use clumsy methods of communicating with the resistance and by some miracle the German guards don't suspect a thing.
The V1 rocket is being made and tested at this camp and our two spays successfully send information back to base resulting in the works being bombed out of existence.
This film is of interest only for two things.
Firstly, Christopher Lee appears as the Camp Commandant.
Secondly, and perhaps most interesting, It features an uncredited early appearance of Rod Steiger as a bespectacled German officer.
Two resistance men are deliberately captured and sent to a labour camp so that they can spy on the scientific experiments.
They stand out from the rest of the inmates like two sore thumbs, always wearing their suits even when "breaking rocks!"
They use clumsy methods of communicating with the resistance and by some miracle the German guards don't suspect a thing.
The V1 rocket is being made and tested at this camp and our two spays successfully send information back to base resulting in the works being bombed out of existence.
This film is of interest only for two things.
Firstly, Christopher Lee appears as the Camp Commandant.
Secondly, and perhaps most interesting, It features an uncredited early appearance of Rod Steiger as a bespectacled German officer.