The action takes place somewhere in England, probably in the South of the country. The hospital has many features of those hospital built quickly during the war. It reminded me of the old parts of the Churchill Hospital in Oxford - not very rural. The cast are quite superb including Alastair Sim who plays his role quite deftly slowly winding up the other characters. Leo Glenn is once again quite brilliant and his recital of a few lines of Shakespeare demonstrates the Bard's brilliance and Glenn's superb intonation which captures the meaning in the lines so well. It is probably not the sort of film that would appeal to an American audience. It has little action and people talk a lot slowly, revealing the plot in a very subtle way.
Review of Green for Danger
