British Intelligence fears that Hansen is unwittingly passing information about the atomic bomb to Nazi Germany via neutral Ireland.
While praised for its construction, some critics noted it lacked "maritime atmosphere," using simple sets and toys in bathtubs for boat scenes.
makes a small appearance as a taxi driver. Critical Reception and Availability Night Boat to Dublin
as Keitel, in a minor but notable villainous role.
The name refers to the frequent ferry travel between London and Dublin used by Nazi spy networks to smuggle information during World War II. Key Cast and Crew The film features several prominent actors of the era: Robert Newton as Captain David Grant. Muriel Pavlow as Marion Decker, an Austrian refugee. Critical Reception and Availability as Keitel, in a
Captain Grant infiltrates a suspicious lawyer's office by posing as a down-and-out military man.
The story follows two British intelligence officers, (Robert Newton) and Captain Toby Hunter (Lawrence O'Madden), as they attempt to locate a kidnapped Swedish atomic scientist, Professor Hansen . Muriel Pavlow as Marion Decker, an Austrian refugee
Reviewers describe it as a "jolly-good spy-thriller" and "solid entertainment" that captures the atmosphere of classic wartime espionage.