Director:
David MacDonaldWriter:
Allan MacKinnonProducer:
Anthony Havelock-AllanEditor:
Reginald BeckProduction Company:
Pinebrook, Ltd.This film was released in Britain in 1939 under the title This Man in Paris and initially intended for U.S. release by Paramount. It was a sequel to the film This Man Is News (see entry), which featured the same director, writers, producer also starred Barry K. Barnes as reporter Simon Drake, Valerie Hobson as his wife, Pat, and Alastair Sim as his editor, MacGregor. ...
This film was released in Britain in 1939 under the title This Man in Paris and initially intended for U.S. release by Paramount. It was a sequel to the film This Man Is News (see entry), which featured the same director, writers, producer also starred Barry K. Barnes as reporter Simon Drake, Valerie Hobson as his wife, Pat, and Alastair Sim as his editor, MacGregor.
Simon Drake, star reporter on the London Daily Gazette , is always at odds with his editor, MacGregor. He is married to Pat, with whom he constantly argues, despite their affection for each other. While in Paris, Drake encounters a gang of ...
Simon Drake, star reporter on the London Daily Gazette , is always at odds with his editor, MacGregor. He is married to Pat, with whom he constantly argues, despite their affection for each other. While in Paris, Drake encounters a gang of countefeiters.
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