THE TWO-HEADED SPY is a WW2 true story from HOUSE OF WAX director Andre de Toth. The tale is about a high-ranking Nazi officer who secretly worked as a spy for the British, and who spend most of his time trying not to be found out. The plot is a perfect one for the cinema and the film is full of all the suspense and intrigue that you'd expect, building to a couple of set-piece moments that prove moderately exciting. Jack Hawkins is well cast as the sympathetic lead, and there's a fine cast of supporting players to lend him a hand, from the sultry Gia Scala to a well-utilised Felix Aylmer and even a young Michael Caine at one point.
Review of The Two-Headed Spy
