Director: Ronald Neame

Writer: Nigel Balchin

Based on a book: The Man Who Never Was by Ewen Montagu

Music Composed by: Alan Rawsthorne

Producer: André Hakim

Keywords: Drama, WWII

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Stephen Boyd	Actor	4-Jul-1931	2-Jun-1977	Ben-Hur
Cyril Cusack	Actor	26-Nov-1910	7-Oct-1993	Gone to Earth
Gloria Grahame	Actor	28-Nov-1923	5-Oct-1981	The Bad and the Beautiful
Joan Hickson	Actor	5-Aug-1906	17-Oct-1998	Miss Marple
Michael Hordern	Actor	3-Oct-1911	2-May-1995	The Slipper and the Rose
Geoffrey Keen	Actor	21-Aug-1916	3-Nov-2005	Sir Fredrick Gray in Bond films
Laurence Naismith	Actor	14-Dec-1908	5-Jun-1992	The Amazing Mr. Blunden
William Russell	Actor	19-Nov-1924		Ian Chesterton on Doctor Who
Richard Wattis	Actor	25-Feb-1912	1-Feb-1975	English comic actor
Clifton Webb	Actor	11-Nov-1889	13-Oct-1966	Laura

CAST

Clifton Webb	...   Lt. Cmdr. Ewen Montagu
Gloria Grahame	...   Lucy
Robert Flemyng	...   George Acres
Josephine Griffin	...   Pam
Stephen Boyd	...   O'Reilly
Laurence Naismith	...   Adm. Cross
Geoffrey Keen	...   Gen. Nye
Moultrie Kelsall	...   The Father
Cyril Cusack	...   Taxi Driver
André Morell	...   Sir Bernard Spilsbury
Michael Hordern	...   Gen. Coburn
Allan Cuthbertson	...   Vice Admiral
Joan Hickson	...   Landlady
Terence Longden	...   Larry
Gibb McLaughlin	...   Club Porter
Miles Malleson	...   Scientist
William Russell	...   Joe
William Squire	...   Lt. Jewell
Richard Wattis	...   Shop Assistant

REVIEWS

Review by Shirley Israel-Thau (posted on 22-Feb-2005)

I watch this movie whenever it is shown on TV. I will watch anything that has Clifton Webb in it. I think he was super in every one of his movies, but this one, in my opinion, was exceptional, probably because it was a true story. I must also mention the movie Laura -- he was extremely good in this one as well. It is another movie that always gets my attention. It also starred Dana Andrews who was my screen idol when I was very young (a long time ago!) I have seen most of Clifton Webb's movies and liked him in all of them. The Man Who Never Was was shown some time ago on a commercial-free channel and I had taped it then so that I could have it for my personal library and can watch it whenever I'm in the mood.

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